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post-collection-to-yaml

v1.0.9

Published

converter postman collection v2.1 to swagger (openapi 3.0.0) yaml

Downloads

5

Readme

How to use

Install dependency

npm i post-collection-to-yaml

Import and use

const postToYaml = require('post-collection-to-yaml');

const fileIn = 'path/to/post-collection.json';
const fileOut = 'path/to/save.yaml';

const stringInput = path.join(__dirname, fileIn);
const stringOutput = path.join(__dirname, fileOut);
await postToYaml.convert(stringInput, stringOutput);

Make responses easy!

Save you responses on postman, and we will make example for response on swagger

Params

Recive 2 params: a string of path and file from Postman Collection and a string of output, place to save you swagger file. Can create your report when lifting your service.

Personalize some params v1 (Optional)

const postToYaml = require('post-collection-to-yaml');

const fileIn = 'path/to/post-collection.json';
const fileOut = 'path/to/save.yaml';

  const options = {
    url: 'localhost:3030',
    description: 'server description',
    title: 'titulo de prueba',
    version: '1.2.3',
    descriptionInfo: 'service description',
    email: '[email protected]'
  }

const stringInput = path.join(__dirname, fileIn);
const stringOutput = path.join(__dirname, fileOut);
await postToYaml.convert(stringInput, stringOutput, options);

Personalize some params v2 (Optional, with many servers url's)

const postToYaml = require('post-collection-to-yaml');

const fileIn = 'path/to/post-collection.json';
const fileOut = 'path/to/save.yaml';

  const options = {
    title: 'titulo de prueba',
    version: '1.2.3',
    descriptionInfo: 'service description',
    email: '[email protected]',
     server: [{
      url: 'localhost:3030',
      description: 'server local'
    }, {
      url: 'localhost:3031',
      description: 'server produccion'
    }
    ]
  }

const stringInput = path.join(__dirname, fileIn);
const stringOutput = path.join(__dirname, fileOut);
await postToYaml.convert(stringInput, stringOutput, options);

Note for path server

if you put array of server thats cancel the url and description for single server

Example

Credits

By Paulo Ariel Pareja