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postman-update-oas

v0.0.1

Published

This script updates an existing Postman collection with an updated OpenAPI file. It reads the OpenAPI file, converts it to a Postman collection, and updates the specified Postman collection using the Postman API.

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OpenAPI to Postman Collection Updater

This script updates an existing Postman collection with an updated OpenAPI file. It reads the OpenAPI file, converts it to a Postman collection, and updates the specified Postman collection using the Postman API.

You can use this script in order to keep downstream forks and stars intact.

Prerequisites

  1. Node.js installed
  2. A .env file with your Postman API key (POSTMAN_API_KEY)

Installation

  1. Clone the repository
  2. Run npm install to install dependencies

Usage

$ node index.js <OAS_FILE_PATH> <COLLECTION_ID>

Where:

  • <OAS_FILE_PATH>: The path to your OpenAPI file
  • <COLLECTION_ID>: The Postman collection ID you want to update

Example

$ node script.js 'petstore.yaml' '308093-acbc504c-c371-432f-b7e0-8f8afc0f5364'

This command will update the Postman collection with the specified ID using the OpenAPI file provided.

Troubleshooting

If you encounter any issues, ensure that:

  1. Your Postman API key is set correctly in the .env file
  2. The OpenAPI file path is correct and the file is accessible
  3. The Postman collection ID is correct and exists in your Postman account