Thanks for the video! Can I as a first step to create collection and schema for queries and then generate open api in postman or whether it is only one way direction from open api to collection?
We do not support generating schemas from a collection in the product yet but you can use third party tools to do so (e.g. this one created by one of Postman's Solutions Engineer kevinswiber.github.io/postman2openapi/)
@@postman The another question is: I can generate JSON schema (collections) from open API, but then if I want to do tiny validations, I have to do it manually each time and it takes very long time if I create many open APIs. Is there any way to generate everything automatically from Open APIs?
If you want your API definition to stay in sync you'll need to integrate with one of the git integrations we have (Github, Gitlab...). Here's an example with GitHub: learning.postman.com/docs/integrations/available-integrations/github/#api-sync-with-github
@@unknownhero6187 If you want to avoid logging in to your repository, you can use the Postman API to update the definition in Postman whenever there's a change to it in your repo. A bit more work though! Happy to go more in details in the community forum if you post there: community.postman.com
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This has been very comprehensive and easy to understand. I could do the practical part along with the video. Thank you guys!
I love this. really helped me to learn more about using the postman with openAPI.
Thank you very much for the great introduction. The explanations were very helpful.
great video for someone who dont have idea on openapi and dont know how to get started on it.
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THIS IS SO HELPFUL !!!! I was stuck and this helped me, thank you so much :')
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Thanks for the video! Can I as a first step to create collection and schema for queries and then generate open api in postman or whether it is only one way direction from open api to collection?
We do not support generating schemas from a collection in the product yet but you can use third party tools to do so (e.g. this one created by one of Postman's Solutions Engineer kevinswiber.github.io/postman2openapi/)
@@postman The another question is: I can generate JSON schema (collections) from open API, but then if I want to do tiny validations, I have to do it manually each time and it takes very long time if I create many open APIs. Is there any way to generate everything automatically from Open APIs?
Very good content. Congrats!
Very useful to know about how create Open API :)
It's a very useful video for beginners like me). Thank you guys for this tutorial
Why doesn't API sync with my local swagger.yaml file after import?
If you want your API definition to stay in sync you'll need to integrate with one of the git integrations we have (Github, Gitlab...). Here's an example with GitHub: learning.postman.com/docs/integrations/available-integrations/github/#api-sync-with-github
@@postman will there ever be a way to do what without giving Postman access to my company's private repo?
@@unknownhero6187 If you want to avoid logging in to your repository, you can use the Postman API to update the definition in Postman whenever there's a change to it in your repo. A bit more work though! Happy to go more in details in the community forum if you post there: community.postman.com
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