These scripts are designed to convert Postman API collections into Web Services template files. The resulting files can then be imported into an OpCon Web Services job.
- OpCon 18.3+
- OpCon Web Services connector/subtype 20.1
- Postman (latest)
- Powershell 7+
Run the "ConvertPostman.ps1" file in the same directory as the module file. You will also need to supply a parameter for where the Postman export is located.*
Parameters:
- PostmanFile - path to the exported json file from Postman
powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File ".\ConvertPostman.ps1" -postmanFile "C:\postman_collection.json"
*To export a collection from Postman, click the 3 dots by the collection "view more actions" and choose "export". Choose collection version 2.1 and then "export", remember where you save the resulting .json file.
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