I had no knowledge of programming languages when i tried to learn postman the first time. But after watching your videos, i can write some Test scripts with postman. Thank you. Everything is still difficult but i believe I can make it better everyday
Hi Valentin, I have watched many tutorials about JavaScript and not even its utilisation with postman. But yours is the first one that I trully, fully and completely understand ! Thank you so much for posting !!
Finally, I am now able to write test scripts in Postman. Thanks a lot Valentina for this tutorial which you made it quite easy to understand. I would like to recommend every beginner to watch this video.
Thanks a lot for this tutorial I was looking for just enough concepts to get started with writing test scripts in Postman. This video is exactly what I need short and precise
I really love the way you explain everything so basically and easily to understand for beginners like me. I found many suitable videos for me to learn api and Postman here. Nobody knows this is my first comment on TH-cam and it's just for you.😁
Hi Valentin, Great video. For people getting started with json data, there is a great extension for VS code called JSON Path. If you copy the json response data into VS Code, it allows to you click on the property you want to get and it will give you the path to it. You can also copy the path to the clipboard so you can paste it back into postman. Keep up the great work.
Thank you for your insightful comment, Paul. Tools such as JSON path are very cool. It would be great for Postman to do this natively. However, I recommend such an approach only AFTER fully understanding how to do this "manually".
Hi valentin! Thanks for sharing this video. It's definitely an improvement over the JS fundamentals video in your Udemy course on Postman. Maybe you consider replacing that section in Udemy with this updated version? The only part that I wish you'd spent more time on was the "loop" section. At 57:15 you introduced loop concepts with the structure of for (let i=0) etc but then quickly abandoned this structure by saying there's an easier way of doing it. Conceptually I understand that you're telling us this way gives you more control over how you iterate over the data structure, while "forEach" accomplishes the same thing. I still would have liked to see an example given for 3-4 minutes before moving on. Otherwise wonderful video and I really appreciate you sharing with us!
Thank you for your feedback, Chris. I was under the impression that I showed how to use this, by printing something with console.log. I don't know if you expected something else. Let me know. I am happy to clarify it.
@@vdespa yes, I was hoping you would run with the example and show at least one practical use case of how the full equation grants you more flexibility to iterate over a data set. What if I'm just looking for the 1st item that meets the search criteria? What if I want to find ALL items that meet the search criteria? That sort of explanation will help users understand the potential of the entire for loop, when "forEach" can't solve the problem. Otherwise very helpful video and this is much much better than the one I watched previously on udemy. Thanks!
Hello Valentin, Great Video tutorial. At the same time I got the knowledge and experience that API hit using postman, JavaScript language sentence, json fetch data knowledge and more and more. Thank you so much for this video tutorial. And then your teaching style is excellent and awesome!. May I request video tutorial for Kubernetes zero to hero course.
Hi Valentin, thanks so much for making this video. You explained the javascript in very simple ways and easy to understand. If you are offering javascript for beginner course, I'm willing to enroll myself.
@@vdespa so far I've watched your Postman API course (2hrs) from freecodecamp.May I know if this is the one you are referring to? I'm gonna watch your other tutorial in your channel. its really interesting 😃
Hello, is there any way to run a cmd command or powershell command from Postman? I need it to start a required service, have a kubernetes command for that purpose. If you know how, please share it. Thanks!
Hi Valentin, Thanks for the video, I am actually looking to switch roles inside the current company I'm working for, and the new role is a QA API Automation role. I've barely done any automation prior to this, but I am currently using Postman for different tasks, so I am used to this tool. I am also following a JS course on udemy, to get used to the syntax etc. My question is, would this video be enough to get my foot into the door and be able to write simple automation scripts in a few weeks, so that it would help me for my new role? (of course the learning path will allow me to develop in the next few months, but I just need the basics for now).
Great tutorial. I like your teaching speed. Should i learn automation testing using postman to get a job or i can get a job with manual testing using postman?
@valentin Hi there! I am facing an issue with passing date value as an --global-var argument to new man CLI. Within my collection I am referring to this date value as let dateVal = new date(applicationDate) but everytime I execute from newman CLI I am getting Invalid Date. I have exported the environment file also where the value is stored as "2023-03-09"
Hello Valentine, nice video. I want you to help me please: how can I validate if all tests pm.test in test request passed ok, to report the result to an api jira with an if at the end. It is not enough for me that only the code is 200 Thank you very much Alexis 😊
Hi valentin.i have used the exact response from the body. but i still occured AssertionError: expected undefined to deeply equal 'ProductCode' can u help me out to sort out this issue?
It is hard to answer this with the given information. Consider posting your question in the Postman community (community.postman.com/) and share what you have tried so far and where did you get stuck. Include screenshots and as many details as possible. Feel free to tag me with @vdespa. Thanks!
@@vdespa I have been learning postman but for Javascript is this enough to work with postman? Or i need to learn complete javascript in depth? thank you for this great tutorial.helping me a lot!
Nice Video Valentin. Just curious to know whether becoming strong in Javasript is good engough to write postman assertions or should we learn any other tools and languages like chaijs etc.. Appreciate your thoughts on this.
let FirstName = 'John'; let LastName = 'doe'; const age=30; if(FirstName==='Mary');{ console.log('This is Mary'); } I am getting Answer 'This is Mary' It shouldn't give answer as it is not true why my js runner giving this answer. Or I missed anything?
how to access a variable in a function which was declared outside a function when same variable name is defined inside a function Ex :: let name='John'; function names() { let name='Smith'; console.log(name); } names(); I want output as 'John' Is it possible?
I had no knowledge of programming languages when i tried to learn postman the first time. But after watching your videos, i can write some Test scripts with postman. Thank you. Everything is still difficult but i believe I can make it better everyday
Glad to hear that! You are welcome. Thank you for leaving a comment.
you're legitimately the only guy with postman tutorials haha thank god for you. Everyone I click on is you 😂
Thanks, Trevor!
Hi Valentin,
I have watched many tutorials about JavaScript and not even its utilisation with postman.
But yours is the first one that I trully, fully and completely understand !
Thank you so much for posting !!
Glad it helped! You are welcome. Thank you for leaving a comment.
Finally, I am now able to write test scripts in Postman. Thanks a lot Valentina for this tutorial which you made it quite easy to understand. I would like to recommend every beginner to watch this video.
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks a lot for this tutorial I was looking for just enough concepts to get started with writing test scripts in Postman. This video is exactly what I need short and precise
Glad it was helpful! You are welcome. Thank you for leaving a comment.
I really love the way you explain everything so basically and easily to understand for beginners like me. I found many suitable videos for me to learn api and Postman here. Nobody knows this is my first comment on TH-cam and it's just for you.😁
Glad it was helpful! You are welcome. Thank you for leaving a comment.
Hi Valentin,
Great video.
For people getting started with json data, there is a great extension for VS code called JSON Path.
If you copy the json response data into VS Code, it allows to you click on the property you want to get and it will give you the path to it. You can also copy the path to the clipboard so you can paste it back into postman.
Keep up the great work.
Thank you for your insightful comment, Paul. Tools such as JSON path are very cool. It would be great for Postman to do this natively. However, I recommend such an approach only AFTER fully understanding how to do this "manually".
just too good ..thanks for the detailed intro :)
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Hello Valentin, you have a great talent for simplifying concepts that others tend to complicate. Thank you for sharing your knowledge!
You are welcome. Thank you for leaving a comment.
Hi valentin! Thanks for sharing this video. It's definitely an improvement over the JS fundamentals video in your Udemy course on Postman. Maybe you consider replacing that section in Udemy with this updated version? The only part that I wish you'd spent more time on was the "loop" section. At 57:15 you introduced loop concepts with the structure of for (let i=0) etc but then quickly abandoned this structure by saying there's an easier way of doing it. Conceptually I understand that you're telling us this way gives you more control over how you iterate over the data structure, while "forEach" accomplishes the same thing. I still would have liked to see an example given for 3-4 minutes before moving on.
Otherwise wonderful video and I really appreciate you sharing with us!
Thank you for your feedback, Chris. I was under the impression that I showed how to use this, by printing something with console.log. I don't know if you expected something else. Let me know. I am happy to clarify it.
@@vdespa yes, I was hoping you would run with the example and show at least one practical use case of how the full equation grants you more flexibility to iterate over a data set. What if I'm just looking for the 1st item that meets the search criteria? What if I want to find ALL items that meet the search criteria? That sort of explanation will help users understand the potential of the entire for loop, when "forEach" can't solve the problem. Otherwise very helpful video and this is much much better than the one I watched previously on udemy. Thanks!
@@conangoinham Got it. Thanks for your input.
Thanks a lot for this tutorial. It was great!
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Another Great Video Valentin!!! Thank you so much for this video and for explaining this in such simple language for beginners to understand.
My pleasure! Thank you
Actually looking for this course. Thank you
Perfect timing. Enjoy.
That is a such great boost to my knowledge
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awesome tutorial thanks valentin very informative!
You're welcome, Jessie!
Thanks a lot I learned many things new, useful for my job! Thank you for your dedication and excellent explanation
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Excellent content as always!
Glad you think so!
Hi Valentin. Thank you so much for the detailed explanation video. This is so helpful.
I am glad it was helpful!
Hello Valentin,
Great Video tutorial.
At the same time I got the knowledge and experience that API hit using postman, JavaScript language sentence, json fetch data knowledge and more and more.
Thank you so much for this video tutorial. And then your teaching style is excellent and awesome!.
May I request video tutorial for Kubernetes zero to hero course.
You are welcome. Thank you for leaving a comment.
Hi Valentin, thanks so much for making this video. You explained the javascript in very simple ways and easy to understand. If you are offering javascript for beginner course, I'm willing to enroll myself.
Thanks, much appreciated. I don't have a JavaScript course but consider taking my Postman course.
@@vdespa so far I've watched your Postman API course (2hrs) from freecodecamp.May I know if this is the one you are referring to? I'm gonna watch your other tutorial in your channel. its really interesting 😃
Great explanation. Thx for the guide.
Glad it was helpful!
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Hi, I am student of you in Udemy. Thanks for the Javascript tutorial.
You are welcome!
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excellent Tq sooooo much
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Hello, is there any way to run a cmd command or powershell command from Postman? I need it to start a required service, have a kubernetes command for that purpose. If you know how, please share it. Thanks!
No, you can't interact with the underlying system from Postman. Consider using a script for that.
Hi Valentin,
Thanks for the video, I am actually looking to switch roles inside the current company I'm working for, and the new role is a QA API Automation role. I've barely done any automation prior to this, but I am currently using Postman for different tasks, so I am used to this tool. I am also following a JS course on udemy, to get used to the syntax etc. My question is, would this video be enough to get my foot into the door and be able to write simple automation scripts in a few weeks, so that it would help me for my new role? (of course the learning path will allow me to develop in the next few months, but I just need the basics for now).
Well see the course for yourself and figure out right?
Mihai, this course covers the absolute basics. Learning never stops. So continue learning Postman and JavaScript and you will do just fine.
Another amazing content of yours👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Can you please also do a video on API automation using Mocha, Chai and Supertest using javascript
Great suggestion! Thanks.
Great tutorial. I like your teaching speed. Should i learn automation testing using postman to get a job or i can get a job with manual testing using postman?
The tendency goes toward automation.
@@vdespa thanks alot... Keep giving us other tutorials
@valentin Hi there! I am facing an issue with passing date value as an --global-var argument to new man CLI. Within my collection I am referring to this date value as let dateVal = new date(applicationDate) but everytime I execute from newman CLI I am getting Invalid Date. I have exported the environment file also where the value is stored as "2023-03-09"
Hello Valentine, nice video. I want you to help me please: how can I validate if all tests pm.test in test request passed ok, to report the result to an api jira with an if at the end. It is not enough for me that only the code is 200 Thank you very much Alexis 😊
what if the more than 1 Active Address are true or false. How to fetch it? can anyone answer please?
Hi valentin.i have used the exact response from the body. but i still occured AssertionError: expected undefined to deeply equal 'ProductCode' can u help me out to sort out this issue?
It is hard to answer this with the given information. Consider posting your question in the Postman community (community.postman.com/) and share what you have tried so far and where did you get stuck. Include screenshots and as many details as possible. Feel free to tag me with @vdespa. Thanks!
I’m stuck in learning postman ,, would I get to continue if I learn JavaScript,, please reply
How to write json can you let me know sir
is this tutorial enough to work with postman ?
This is an Introduction to JavaScript, not a Postman course. You need to continue learning after this.
@@vdespa I have been learning postman but for Javascript is this enough to work with postman? Or i need to learn complete javascript in depth? thank you for this great tutorial.helping me a lot!
@@preethaarun9697 this is enough for most use-cases.
@@vdespa thank u so much
Nice Video Valentin. Just curious to know whether becoming strong in Javasript is good engough to write postman assertions or should we learn any other tools and languages like chaijs etc.. Appreciate your thoughts on this.
There is not much to Chai.js to learn. So I would focus on understanding the JavaScript basics.
let FirstName = 'John';
let LastName = 'doe';
const age=30;
if(FirstName==='Mary');{
console.log('This is Mary');
}
I am getting Answer
'This is Mary'
It shouldn't give answer as it is not true why my js runner giving this answer. Or I missed anything?
Check again your syntax.
Remove semicolon after if statement dude
can you give me the postman collection
Which one?
how to access a variable in a function which was declared outside a function when same variable name is defined inside a function
Ex ::
let name='John';
function names()
{
let name='Smith';
console.log(name);
}
names();
I want output as 'John'
Is it possible?
You should make your function self contained and provide any needed data as arguments to the function.
@@vdespa I did not understand what you said.. can you elaborate with sample snippet code please
This was very little related to Postman.
Hi, I sent you an email. I hope you can help me with something. I really need help. PD I realized there are other programers in Free code camp jeje
very slow
Wtf
thanks sister
You’re welcome 😊