I have Exported API Collection from Talend API Collection(chrome-extension://aejoelaoggembcahagimdiliamlcdmfm/index.html#requests) Chrome Extension for API Tested and try to import into Postman is not working?. Any one have idea how to make it work in postman
try to import the talend API Collection into POSTMAN tools . but its not working...
I'm guessing you exported a collection from the Talend API Tester tool, if so it's not possible to. The exports of the talend api tester only works within it share with other users or export then manually import it. You can import postman collections in it but not the other way.
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How can we import talend collection to postman? I found a way to import postman into talend but not the other way round. Is there any script or tool to do the migration?
I want to call the API of the admin sdk to create a resource function in my system.
Does google admin sdk have an API that allows you to add resources through CSV import?
I there is not an endpoint to do that.
What you can do is to use a Google API Client library (see the official ones) to interface with it, so you can use a library in your preferred language to read the CSV and then use one of that clients to add it to Google servers.
The RingCentral API Explorer allows to select the app and start testing all the APIs, but what I prefer is testing the APIs with Postman as it is easier and flexible.
While I am testing the APIs with Postman clients, I was look if there are any ready-made Postman collection available which I can simply import and start testing the RingCentral APIs with minimum changes.
I haven't found any available collection for RingCentral APIs in the net. Is there any existing API Postman collection available which is been used by RingCentral developers and tester?
There are some postman collections available, but not sure if those are updated. However you can try these following importing to your Postman client:
https://github.com/grokify/ringcentral-postman
and
http://ringcentral.github.io/api-specs/specs_engage_engage-digital_postman-2.0.json
ref: https://developers.ringcentral.com/engage/digital/guide/postman
You can try importing into your postman and start testing, create different environment.
Alternately there is also Swagger 2.0 to Postman 2.0 converter which will convert Swagger collection to Postman.
You can find the reference and Swagger collection here:
https://community.ringcentral.com/questions/629/postman-collection.html
Navigate to the API reference page. It looks like this:
Fill out the information. In this example you'd add a person ID.
Click Try it out and follow the instructions.
The cURL command on the right will automatically update with your auth information.
Open Postman.
Click the Import button, located on top left corner.
Click the Raw Text tab.
Paste the generated cURL command in the text feild.
Postman will automatically generate the authorization headers and body. Once you do this once you can use it as a template for all other API's using Postman.
Generating a Postman collection from an openAPI / Swagger documentation JSON file is already possible using the Postman API Client (a desktop app).
However, for purposes of programmatically modifying an existing collection using the NodeJs-based Postman SDK I'd like to be able to automate the process of generating a postman collection.
Whether that is via a command line tool (I haven't found any such tool), Postman API REST request (I haven't been able to find out how) or otherwise, does not really matter.
As long as it is possible to do without pressing a button in some app.
Is this possible at all?
Postman uses this module in the APP to convert from OpenAPI to a Postman Collection.
https://github.com/postmanlabs/OpenAPI-to-Postman
This should provide you with a programmatical way of doing this outside of the app.
Is there a way to use GQL and Google App engine data store with Django? If yes then how to use it, I have searched on web but I am unable to find any satisfying answers to this problem?
In case of both cloud-sql and django-nonrel we dont use GQL as query language. They use SQL and MySql. But I wanted to use GQL in Django. So when I looked at documentation of Google app data store and GQL for google app engine webapp2 I found out that it has nothing to do with webapp2, instead it was for python. So only thing which I changed to make it working for Django was the method of rendering the request.