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A Collection Runner in Postman is used for triggering more than one request simultaneously. After execution, the Collection does not yield a Response Body of individual request.The console of Collection Runner generates the pass or fail status of every request. For a Collection Runner, it is compulsory to have at least two requests for the Collection.To trigger a Collection with a Collection Runner follow the below steps −Step1 − Click on the Runner menu in Postman.Step2 − The Collection Runner window shall open up.Step3 − Choose the name of the Collection from Choose a collection or folder.Step4 − Select an ... Read More

We can use a Global variable in Postman Request. . We can set, get and clear a Global variable at runtime using the scripts. This is achieved by the pm.* function. The script to use a Global variable can be included either in the Tests or Pre-Request Script tabTo set a Global variable, the script should be −pm.globals.set('', '')To get the value of a Global variable, the script should be −pm.globals.get('')To get the value of the Global variable in the Postman console, the script should be −console.log(pm.globals.get('')To delete a Global variable, the script is −pm.globals.unset('')Let us try to work with ... Read More

We can see request logs in the Postman console. Once a request has been sent, the Postman console records the header of request, variables, Response header and body, certificates, proxy settings, errors, scripts, output obtained from console.log, and so on.The Console is obtained from the Postman application by following the navigation − View menu Show Postman Console. Or using the shortcut Ctrl+Alt+C.Let us send a GET request for an endpoint. Add a Pre-request and Tests scripts.Pre-Request Scriptconsole.log("Tutorialspoint - Postman")Testsconsole.warn("Warning message in console") console.log("Logging message in console") console.info("Info message in console") console.error("Error message in console")Postman Console Output shows the message from ... Read More

We can use Environment Variables in Postman. We can configure, obtain and delete an Environment variable at runtime with the help of scripts. This is achieved by the pm.* function. The scripts to use an Environment variable can be included either in the Tests or Pre-Request Script tab.To set an Environment variable, the script should be −pm.environment.set('', '')To get an Environment variable value, the script should be −pm.environment.get('')To get the value of the Environment variable in the Postman console, the script should be −console.log(pm.environment.get(''))To delete an Environment variable, the script should be −pm.environment.unset('')Let us try to use an Environment variable ... Read More

We can get the value of an Environment variable in Postman at runtime with the help of scripts. This is done with the help of the pm.* function. The script to get the Environment variable can be included either in the Tests or Pre-Request Script tabTo get an Environment variable, the script should be −pm.environment.get('')Finally, to get the value of the Environment variable in the Postman console, the script should be −console.log(pm.environment.get(''))Let us try to get the value of the Environment variable tutorial.Step1 − Add the below script to get the value of the Environment variable tutorial and print it ... Read More

We can clear the Global variables in Postman at runtime with the help of scripts. This is done with the help of the pm.* function. The script to clear the Global variables can be incorporated either in the Tests or Pre-Request Script tabTo clear the Global variable, the script should be −To clear the Global variable, the script should be −pm.globals.unset('')Let us try to clear the Global variable url.Step1 − Add the below script in the Pre-request Script tab −pm.globals.unset('url')Step2 − Click on Send to execute a request.Step3 − After the Response is received, click on the eye icon to ... Read More

We can create a Global variable in Postman. A Global variable can be utilized in all the Environments and can be applied to all requests. In Postman, if we have the same variable name for the Global and Environment variable, then the preference is given to the Environment variable.To create a Global variable follow the steps listed below −Step1 − Click on the eye symbol appearing right of the No Environment dropdown. Then click on Edit in the Globals section.Step2 − The MANAGE ENVIRONMENTS window comes up. Here, we have added the variable url and set the value as https://www.tutorialspoint.com/index.htm. ... Read More

We can create variables using Pre-Request Script in Postman. We can set, update, or clear variables prior to the execution of the actual request. To set an Environment variable, we have to add the below script under the Pre-Request Script tab.postman.setEnvironmentVariable(name of variable, value of variable)To set a Global variable, we have to add the below script under the Pre-Request Script tab.postman.setGlobalVariable(name of variable, value of variable)Step1 − Select an Environment – Environment_Test from the No Environment dropdown.Step2 − In the address bar enter {{URL}} (an Environment variable available to the Environment_Test). Hover over {{URL}} to find the Scope of ... Read More

We can manage Cookies in Postman. We can add, delete and update a cookie. The cookies are information dispatched by the server and saved in the browser.When a request is sent, the cookies are yielded by the server. The cookies are mentioned under the Headers and Cookies tab in the Response in Postman. To work with Cookies, we have to click on the Cookies link available under the Params tab.On clicking on it, the MANAGE COOKIES appears. It contains all the available cookies along with the options – Add Cookie and Delete.To add a cookie, click on the Add Cookie ... Read More

The local variables in Postman are also known as the Environment variable. The scope of the local variable is confined to the Environment in which it is created.The steps to create a local variable are listed below −Step1 − Click on the New menu, then click on Environment.Step2 − MANAGE ENVIRONMENTS pop-up gets launched. We will enter the Environment name as ENV1. Then we will add a variable u and its value as https://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com/users. Next, close the pop-up.Step3 − The new Environment (ENV1) will be available as one of the items in the No Environment dropdown.Step4 − Select the ENV1 ... Read More