Postman-Master API Testing: REST, GraphQL + CI Integration

Define restful api concepts, including endpoints, base uri, resources, and the role of http, json, and xml in exchanging data between client and server.

Identify path parameters as a subset of a resource to fetch specific items, and use query parameters to sort or filter after the base URL, forming the API endpoint.

Explore restful http methods—post to create, get to read, put to update, and delete to remove a resource—through the employee endpoint and real-world Postman examples.

Leave a quick rating or detailed feedback to help improve this course. Share your thoughts to show how valuable these courses are.

Explore Postman interfaces—workspaces, collections, requests, environments—and configure endpoints, authorization, headers, and json bodies; harness flow, mock server, runner, and Postman Bot for automated testing.

Perform a valid login test with Postman by sending a POST request to the API endpoint, validating a 200 status and the presence of a token, plus invalid cases.

Practice invalid login testing in Postman by using an empty password to trigger a 400 bad request, validate the error message, and adjust test scripts for accurate expectations.

Test a put request in Postman to update an existing user by id with a JSON body, validate a 200 status, and verify updated first name, last name, and email.

Learn to test a delete API request in Postman by sending a JSON body with a user id and validating the 204 no content status.

Learn to write postman test scripts in javascript, using pre request and test scripts, and validate status codes, response bodies, headers, and cookies across REST operations.

Encourage learners to leave a review, rate the course, or provide detailed feedback. Your thoughts help improve the Postman-Master API Testing course on REST, GraphQL, and CI integration.

Learn to create and manage environments and variables in Postman, including global, QA, and prod scopes, set default and secret values, and reuse base URLs in requests.

Learn to implement data-driven testing in Postman by driving test data from external csv or json files and running iterative post requests to create multiple users.

Leave a quick rating or detailed feedback to share your thoughts on these courses and help improve them.

Learn how to install Newman, a command line collection runner for Postman, using npm install -g Newman, require Node.js, and optionally generate HTML reports with the HTML reporter.

Run your Postman collection from the command line with Newman, export the collection as json, and generate an html report to review iterations, requests, and test results.

Share your Postman collection with a team workspace and run it remotely from the cloud, using API links or Newman to generate HTML reports.

Create a Jenkins freestyle job to run a Postman collection via Newman, using exported JSON or a share API link, and verify results in the console with CI integration.

Schedule Postman collections to run automatically on the cloud at set times, with environment selection, data-driven testing, monitors, and email notifications for results.

Explore how to use a Postman mock server for api testing by creating mock responses, simulating edge cases, and enabling parallel frontend and backend development with consistent, cost-efficient test environments.

Create a get request to fetch a single product by ID and configure two responses—200 with product details and 404 not found—using a Postman mock server and environment base URL.

Create automated tests in Postman by writing pm.test scripts to verify status codes, error messages, and JSON responses with a mock server, then run and save the collection across environments.