How To Execute Curl Commands In Postman | Postman Tutorial

Postman is a popular API development tool that allows you to test and debug APIs. It provides a graphical interface for making API requests, as well as a scripting environment for automating requests.

To execute a curl command in Postman, you can use the "Import" feature to convert the curl command into a Postman request. Here's how:

Open Postman and click on the "Import" button in the top-left corner of the window.

In the "Import" dialog, select the "Paste Raw Text" tab.

Copy the curl command and paste it into the text field.

Click the "Import" button to convert the curl command into a Postman request.

The imported request will be added to your Postman collection, and you can use it to make API requests just like any other request in Postman.

Note: The import feature may not work for all curl commands, especially if they use advanced curl options. In these cases, you may need to manually create a request in Postman and configure its parameters to match those of the curl command.

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[MayflowerQA]

How do you import existing collection(json) using curl command

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I can’t put an endpoint in postman. I copy it, and when I want to paste it, it doesn’t work.