I have a collection of tests in Postman. I'd like to backup this collection.
Is there a way to export the collection as a JSON or text file?
The answers above work well if you only want to export one collection.
If you have many collections and want to export them all, there's a better way:
Wrench icon (top-right) -> Settings -> Data tab -> Export Data -> Download
This will create a single json file with all your collections.
If you open Postman and look at the sidebar on the left, then hover over the name of the collection there five options: 'Add Folder', 'Edit Collection', 'Duplicate Collection', 'Share Collection', and 'Delete Collection'.
Select the 'Share Collection' option and from there you will see a 'Download' button that will allow you to export your collection as the JSON file.
I took pictures to help people more.
Export one collection
The first way is by clicking on ... button and then clicking on export (or share if make sense)
The other way is to click on > button and then clicking on download collection
Both will give you your data in JSON format which you can use to import on another postman too.
Update (Export all collections as Cristi Diaconescu has mentioned)
and then Data tab> download
Postman let's you export collections in a JSON file. Click on the "Share" button in the sidebar and then click "Download" in the modal that opens up.
Best way which I used, Create a login on postman and whenever You do login on another computer login with the same account, You will get all the data.
Otherwise, Export the data into Json format from setting->data.
And the same json can be used for import.
The new version of Postman (6.7.4) no longer has this in the gear icon, it's under the wrench icon in the top bar, Settings / Data.
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When user open some Django view there is option to choose what data to load from postgres DB. After that click submit and process is started. But when data is fetched and in the same view pressed reload, then all process starts from begining. Fetched time is about ~10min (best solution to fetched once by opening view and after that just manupulate with data without fetced each reloading)
I want to load data once or by button. But how to implement that i don't understand.
The easier approach is to do this with two pages:
First page: User can choose to load the data
Second page: Loads the data and shows it
If you want to do this on the same page you normally put a div on your page where the data should be loaded and then you need to use Javascript / AJAX to load and update your current page (or a part of it) based on user input like a clicked button.
There are multiple ways to implement this. Here are some examples:
HTMX - Click to load
JQuery - load div on button click
Pure Javascript
I would recommend HTMX, because it allows you to do this without having to write any JavaScript and it works great together with Django templates.
To clarify, I want to find where Postman saves collection files to by default when online syncing is disabled
I've looked in %LocalAppData%, My Documents, and Program Files, but I don't see where Postman saves its collection data
C:\Users\your username\AppData\Roaming\Postman\IndexedDB\
you have to get the details form Roaming\Postman not in LocalAppData
Postman collection data can be found in several places in Windows 10. Here are a few possible options:
In the Postman application: If you have Postman installed on your Windows 10 machine, you can find your collection data by opening the application and going to the "Collections" tab in the left-side navigation panel.
In the Postman data folder: Postman stores its data, including collections, in a specific folder on your computer. On Windows 10, the default location for this folder is %APPDATA%\Postman. You can access this folder by opening the File Explorer and pasting the above path in the address bar.
In the Postman cloud: If you have a Postman account and have synced your collections to the cloud, you can access your collection data by logging into your Postman account at https://app.getpostman.com/.
Regardless of where you find your collection data, you can export it from Postman by clicking the "Export" button in the top right corner of the Collections tab. This will allow you to save the collection data as a JSON file that can be imported into Postman or other tools.
As I am new to dotCMS, just wondering is it support any script through which I can upload/publish my multiple contents(i.e well structured directory) as whole. For example I have multiple text files with contents to publish how can i do this in one shot ?
I know it support dynamic content page, but seems that works on already created content/page.
There are two ways:
You can either put all the content in an Excel file and use the "import content" option of the "Add new Content" button in the dotCMS admin "Content" tab. To know what the Excel structure should be, first download a piece of the content you plan to upload by clicking on the "Export button in the same page".
The second way is to use the Restfull content API. Check the documentation on how to use it.
I have a donut chart (highcharts). By default, I can click on the export button to download the chart as image or other format. What I want to do is not download it. Save it somewhere and include it in the pdf export.
For example, say i have a donut chart which shows the expenses of a farm. I also have a tabular view of the same data. Right now what I can do is export the table as pdf/csv in django. I want to include the highchart as well in the pdf report. Is that possible? And how?
This feature is not build-in in our exporting, but you have two abilities:
setup your own exporting server and develop save file on your webserver
use highcharts cloud
Use a solution like this here which you can combine text, svg chart, tables, barcodes, whatever yku desire to PDF output
http://www.cloudformatter.com/CSS2Pdf
There are samples of all if this including highcharts shown on the pages.
I am doing a project in Django and i want to have some google maps displayed in my site. So, i installed django-easy-maps and successfully used it in a sample template. So, i am ready with my maps.
The interface i want to implement is this
http://i49.tinypic.com/sowm74.png
I want to display the maps where the Hellow World! container is and with different links on the sidebar i want to refresh the map being displayed on user click without reloading the page.
I did some researching and it seems Ajax is the solution...
Can anybody tell me how i might achieve this (with or without Ajax ) ?
Sorry for sounding like a noob but i am fairly new to this.
The basic steps are:
Create a view for the Google Maps section to the right. This view does not return a full HTML page but only the HTML for that section (which contains your Google Maps map).
When the user clicks on a link on the left, use JavaScript to perform an ajax call to request that page. In short this means: attach an event handler to the onclick event of those links and in code you can perform an ajax call .Many people use a JavaScript library for this purpose, such as jQuery (which has $.ajax()).
You can then use JavaScript to put the received HTML inside the container on the right (using $.html()).