pypostman is a command-line interface that allows to automate
multiple api calls from postman collections, additionally it also allow you to compress
and save
the response to a local directory or to an AWS S3 bucket.
Thereby allowing you to manage your api calls using postman, then automate
and process
their response using python.
Example:
from pypostman.postman import Postman
from pypostman.modules.http import Request
postman = Postman()
collections_dir = "../collections"
collections = postman._get_collections(dir=collections_dir)
pokeapi_collection = postman._get_collection(name="PokeAPI", collections=collections)
pokeapi_requests = postman._get_requests(collection=pokeapi_collection)
def pokemon(self, **kwargs):
# Make an API request.
# The request name should match the Postman request name.
name = "/pokemon"
pokemon = postman._get_request(name=name, requests=pokeapi_requests)
prepared_request: Request = Request(request=pokemon)
prepared_request.set_path_vars(kwargs)
prepared_request.set_params(kwargs)
response = prepared_request.send
return response
- The pypostman source code.
- collections
- Coinmarketcap.postman_collection.json
- PokeAPI.postman_collection.json
- models
- coinmarketcap_example.py
- pokeapi_example.py
- file.py
- http.py
- logger.py
Pypi Test:
pip install -i https://test.pypi.org/simple/ python-postman
Pypi (Not implemented Yet):
pip install python-postman
See examples.