openapi2postman v2.0.8

🛠️ Openapi2Postman

Openapi2Postman creates automatic tests from Openapi 3.0 using postman format. Also, it creates environments files, depending of configuration. Those collections can be importend in postan application. The tests includes tests for 2xx, 4xx... and tests to validate output formats.

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📑 Getting started

Install package

npm i openapi2postman -g

First steps

Arguments

Normal usage

o2p -c .\example\o2p_config_file.json -f .\example\petstore.yaml

Default config

o2p  -f .\example\petstore.yaml

If you do not use the -c argument, the following default configuration will be used. The output path target_folder is ./out.

  api_name: filename,
  is_inline: false,
  schema_is_inline: false,
  schema_pretty_print: true,
  environments:[
    {
      name : "DEV",
      postman_collection_name: "%api_name%_DEV",
      postman_environment_name: "%api_name%_DEV",
      target_folder: "./out",
      has_scopes: false,
      application_token: false,
      number_of_scopes: 0
    }
  ]

Table of content

• Structure and submodules
• Build and run
  • Prerequisites
  • Get the source code for the first time
  • Run
  • Get the latest changes
• Contribute
  • IDE support
    • IntelliJ IDEA
    • Eclipse
• Documentation
• Advanced Functionality
• Additional resources

Structure and submodules

• docs - This module contents the guides to configurate and run the product. Documents Pdfs by CloudAppi.
• example - Integration and system tests for SoapUI.
• src – Source code
• test - Testing folder

Build and run

Prerequisites

You need node v10 or later.

run

Please review the o2p_config_file.json before to execute the command Execute node index.js --configuration o2p_config_file.json --file example/swagger_provincias.yml

The output files are the following (in example folder):

• SWAGGER_API_TestSuite_DEV.postman_collection.json
• SWAGGER_API_TestSuiteEnv_DEV.postman_environment.json
• SWAGGER_API_TestSuite_PROD.postman_collection.json
• SWAGGER_API_TestSuiteEnv_PROD.postman_environment.json

In postman:

• import generated postman collection file in postman
• import generated postman environment file in postman
• update variables in the envirnoment to test all cases

Configuration file

Collections and environments to generate can be configured using a JSON configuration file. Collection and environment name can be specified, as well as the target folder for resulting files, the authorizations collection to be used and some other characteristics. This configuration file has an specification and examples that can be read on the following document:
Configuration file openapi2postman. This document is only available in spanish by now. it will be soon translated to english.

an example configuration file is included in file structure.

Workspace configuration

Node.js and npm package manager are required to run the tool. Its adviced to use preconfigured installation tools provided by the manufacturer: https://nodejs.org/es/download/

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