I read that for http api's, we can have swagger json document or postman collection. And these files can be imported into rest united, so that restunited will automatically generate client SDK.
I wanted to know if there are any postman collections, publicly available, so that I can test it out.
Here are some postman collections published to Github:
https://github.com/heremaps/postman-collections
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I tried out a few free websites to convert the exported Postman collection to an API openAPI file. Then I went to the AWS API GW->Create REST API and selected Import from Swagger or Open API 3 (it doesn't specify 3.0 or 3.1) For each file AWS API GW says Invalid OpenAPI input. The import does not highlight anything in the pasted definition area.
I have a saved JSON response from the existing working backend (not AWS API GW). I tried using free services to convert it to Swagger, but also get the Invalid error.
Does anyone have a known good workflow for this?
I am implementing consuming a REST API. My development environment is not C#, cURL, PHP, or any other commonly-used environment. I am using a Postman collection furnished by the API's developers as a base for my implementation. Issuing the request works:
Postman screen capture
Automatically added cookies
When I disable the Cookie Jar, the request no longer works in Postman.
I believe that what I need to do is to imitate whatever Postman is doing to retrieve those cookies and include them in the header of my request. How is Postman retrieving those server-side cookies?
I want to download the result of one on my custom reports so I've configured Docusign Rest API in Postman and I use the Account--> reports/report_results method to obtain the data.
After configuring the body with the ID and the customID, I see that the data of the report is there but as I have a lot of data, I want to filter it by the date. Do you know how to do it?
This endpoint is not a public endpoint. Meaning, it was exposed by mistake in a prior swagger file, but now is hidden.
You cannot use this endpoint of the eSignature API as it will soon be completely removed (part of a deprecation process).
I'm using postman MockServer feature.
I have 2 collections in Postman. One for my real server, and the other for the mock.
Postman MockServer need examples to mock a response when you make a request call.
I need to automate the creation of new examples. I think about Postman API or Newman to do so.
But I can't find anything in the documentation about saving new examples.
Any idea ?
So I've seen this answer Using NodeJs with Firebase - Security that talks about syncing NodeJS with the Firebase data structure.
I don't use NodeJS (being a Railo/Coldfusion developer) and was wondering if something like this is possible outside of NodeJS? Through java or maybe just using REST endpoints. Or do I have to use the original solution in the above link of separately updating the data in my webserver.
Another way of wording it is; can I make a round trip from firebase to an HTTP server that isn't nodeJS?
EDIT: To clarify, exactly what I wanted to do was have a email webservice post to the REST API of Firebase, then firebase post that to an URL on my external railo server as my users need to know when the email arrives but the server just needs to make sure it stores it.
As I understand it my best bet is to get the email webservice to post to the URL on my railo server which then posts to the REST API on firebase.
Yes you can.
Firebase does not have a Coldfusion client library, so you need to use the REST APIs. You can use the REST API to read / write Firebase data from your server code.
The one thing you'll be missing is the notifications when data changes. With the node.js client, you can subscribe for updates to data but there's no way to do that from a REST API.
So if you need to know when Firebase data changes, and you're using REST, you'll have to poll the data periodically.
(Note: This is mostly copied #Michael's answer in the comments)