Hi Steve you r gem, before this I watched 6 vedeos to check how to play with response data in Mock server and had headache cost 2 coffees,,, you are simple and easy ..Thankx.
I don't know if I am a lazy programmer, however your explanation was so precise that I didn't need to read postman documentation. I just needed this demonstration! Thank you! Obrigado from Brazil!
It's amazing that you could explain things so clearly. Thank you so much! Keep up the good work! You should definitely consider creating a Patreon account so that people who appreciate your video can find a proper way to thank you :)
Hi Steve, infomative video and I think it is valid albeit the GUI has changed slightly. Question is: Do you know if we have to create a request for every possible query we have to make? I.e if in your example at 12:34 if I wanted to query by 456 and also by 789, do I need to create a request for each or can postman intelligently find 789 if I parse it as a parameter?
Hi there. Thanks for your video. It's simple and clear, helped me a lot :) By any chance, you would be aware of any ways to set the headers of the preflight OPTIONS request you show at 13:48 ? The goal here to solve the CORS error I get, but I'm kind of stuck :s Thx for any response
The pre-flight request is something that is done automatically by the browser. The OPTIONS request is the same as the full request except that no body is sent.
URLs for mock servers and testing are not intended to be user friendly. They need to be unique not easy to type or remember. In your code you should be copying and pasting the base URL into one variable that is used in the rest of your code. The complexity shouldn't be a factor.
@@SteveGriffith-Prof3ssorSt3v3 hi Steve, here is my idea, When I am sending a request to one end point, in the request(header) itself I am sending another end point that will call back system of mine. So when I send request from systemA server response 200 OK meaning that it confirms that it received, but it in actually it process the request in a bulk and send the response to systemB.... So when I mean asynchronous I mean this kind of system, can we make dummy Iike this
Hi Steve, very useful tutorial, do you happen to know if it is possible to simulate endpoints with url parameters? like: {{url}}/endpoint?name=daniel what I'm trying to do is simulate a filtered and paginated response by setting this parameters is that even possible??? thanks!!!
I watch all tutorials at 1.75 speed. It's been proven that it is better for retention and understanding. The pace I use in tutorials is designed for my first year students. If you want to watch them faster go ahead. I do.
Oh my God, thank you @Steve Griffith. Finally some decent native english speaker AND a great presentation. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
Finely, a very articulate and knowledgeable presenter, thank you!
Hi Steve you r gem, before this I watched 6 vedeos to check how to play with response data in Mock server and had headache cost 2 coffees,,, you are simple and easy ..Thankx.
I don't know if I am a lazy programmer, however your explanation was so precise that I didn't need to read postman documentation. I just needed this demonstration! Thank you! Obrigado from Brazil!
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No Content on Internet explains Mock Server with Postman like you did! Thank You!
The explanation really clear and your accent too, I can understand you although I don't speak English.
thanks a lot.
In this 18 minute video I learned all I needed to know about mock server. Thank you Steve.
Great presentation, really informative to understand better about mock server using postman. Thanks...
I subed just because of the clarity in explaining what is going on, thank you for your content.
loud and clear sir, thank you!
It's amazing that you could explain things so clearly. Thank you so much! Keep up the good work! You should definitely consider creating a Patreon account so that people who appreciate your video can find a proper way to thank you :)
Thanks. I have been thinking about Patreon as well as making a course on Udemy or Bitdegree.
Thank you for your sharing! It's something I need
Awesome video it's much easier to understand compared to the docs that postman had created.
fantastic video! let the postman delivery continues forever
Very simple, very clear, nice video!!
I'm literally watching every video you have on postman. Could you do more advanced videos? Perhaps related to 'pre-req' scripts and 'tests'.
Exactly what I was looking for. Thank you Steve :-)
This video was really helpful! Thanks!!!
Hi Steve, infomative video and I think it is valid albeit the GUI has changed slightly. Question is: Do you know if we have to create a request for every possible query we have to make? I.e if in your example at 12:34 if I wanted to query by 456 and also by 789, do I need to create a request for each or can postman intelligently find 789 if I parse it as a parameter?
Thanks...it saved my time.
Thanks , a decent tutorial and really needed
Great video. Succinct and clearly explained. :)
Hi Steve, very great your video, I am brazillian and i can understand your english pretty good, thanks a lot for your video them help me full.
Glad I could help. I usually have 2 or 3 Brazillian students in my full-time classes that I teach.
Really helpful to me, great video.
Very well made!
Good points. Thanks
Great! Thanks a lot! But, how to with POST with a raw body?
Hi there. Thanks for your video. It's simple and clear, helped me a lot :)
By any chance, you would be aware of any ways to set the headers of the preflight OPTIONS request you show at 13:48 ? The goal here to solve the CORS error I get, but I'm kind of stuck :s
Thx for any response
The pre-flight request is something that is done automatically by the browser. The OPTIONS request is the same as the full request except that no body is sent.
Very helpful, thank you.
Perfect video, great, thanks for it; however, do you have a video for POST method with Postman Mock Servers?
Not yet. Please add that to my video request video comments.
I have the same question. Any advance?
Thanks a lot, Steve!!!!
Good video, up to date, unlike the paid ones.
good video....very helpful
is it possible to add this mock server to proxy settings in postman ?
Very helpful!
big and great thanks it help me a lot
do u know if postman cares whether or not u specifiy query parameters for the mock server?
It's up to you how and if you pass params through the querystring.
Much appreciated
Hey Steve, can we change the default url also generated in mock server. Like if we could make something smaller by our own choice. Is there any way
URLs for mock servers and testing are not intended to be user friendly. They need to be unique not easy to type or remember. In your code you should be copying and pasting the base URL into one variable that is used in the rest of your code. The complexity shouldn't be a factor.
How in postman create one end-point with different responses depending on "request body", it works for params but don't work for "body"?
did you find out the answer? I also have the same doubt
It was great, thanks
i got 101 (Switching Protocols) response so (mock) server and client (browser) won't work well, how to fix it?
Switching protocols usually means switching between http and https or vice versa. Don't know what you have set up that is doing that.
Thank You, This is very clear. (Y)
Hi, can we make a mock server for Asynchronous calls?
All calls are asynchronous
@@SteveGriffith-Prof3ssorSt3v3 hi Steve, here is my idea,
When I am sending a request to one end point, in the request(header) itself I am sending another end point that will call back system of mine. So when I send request from systemA server response 200 OK meaning that it confirms that it received, but it in actually it process the request in a bulk and send the response to systemB....
So when I mean asynchronous I mean this kind of system, can we make dummy Iike this
good video thanks
Hi Steve, very useful tutorial, do you happen to know if it is possible to simulate endpoints with url parameters?
like:
{{url}}/endpoint?name=daniel
what I'm trying to do is simulate a filtered and paginated response by setting this parameters
is that even possible???
thanks!!!
Absolutely. You can write scripts and use variables in Postman to do just that.
We need lot of patience to watch your video, I would request you to be on to the point next time
Oh god can you talk any slower? Had to watch you on 2x speed...
I watch all tutorials at 1.75 speed. It's been proven that it is better for retention and understanding. The pace I use in tutorials is designed for my first year students. If you want to watch them faster go ahead. I do.
get to the point... A lot of talk about unrelated stuff