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newman-server

v0.9.2

Published

A REST server for Newman

Downloads

10

Readme

Node.js CI

newman-server

newman-server is a simple NodeJS server that can run your Postman's collections, using the newman engine.

🚩 Requires nodeJS >= 20 🚩

Example:

$ npm install -g newman-server
$ newman-server
Server started on port 8080
Access http://localhost:8080 to test the server

If you don't want to do a global installation, you can use npx to run a locally installed dependency

$ npx newman-server

The server expose a simple POST /run/{outputType} endpoint that expect the Postman collection as a form data input. For example POST /run/json for will use the json newman reporter. An basic index.html is provided to try running your collection.

Features

Supported outputs

| Output type | Path param | Reporter used | | ----------- | ---------- | ------------------------------------------------------- | | JSON | json | https://github.com/postmanlabs/newman#json-reporter | | JUnit | junit | https://github.com/postmanlabs/newman#junitxml-reporter | | HTML | html | https://www.npmjs.com/package/newman-reporter-htmlextra |

Form Inputs

| Form input | Type | Description | | ----------------- | ---------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | collectionFile | .json file | The Postman JSON collection file | | iterationDataFile | .json file | (Optional) The Postman iteration data JSON file |

CLI options

| Option | Type | Default | Description | | ----------------- | ------ | -------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | port | number | 8080 | The server's port | | tempReportsFolder | path | ./temp_reports | The folder where the temporary XML and HTML report file will be created. |

OpenApi doc

To have more details about the endpoints shape, you can look at the server OpenApi documentation

Health check endpoint

The server is exposing the endpoint GET /api/health that verifies that the server is in an healthy state. When the endpoint is called, the program will check that:

  • It has read/write access to the temparory result folder
  • The newman NPM package has been successfully installed and is able to run a Postman collection If the tests succeed, the response status code will be 200, otherwise it will respond with a 500.

Convert to HTML endpoint

The server is exposing the endpoint POST /convert/html that expects JSON summary file as form data input that can be received through POST /run/json. If the provided summary file is valid, the response will be 200 with HTML report, otherwise it will respond with a 400 and error.

Developer's guide

Local test and run

$ npm ci
$ npm test
$ npm run dev

Install the CLI locally

$ npm pack
$ npm install -g newman-server-x.x.x.tgz
$ newman-server