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Postman Import

Easily import your Postman Collection into the Anteon App to test your API endpoints, eliminating the need to configure endpoints separately on both platforms. Additionally, you can import Postman Environments for use as Environment Variables within Anteon.

To import Postman Collections, follow these easy steps:​

  1. Select the 'Import' button located in the top-right corner of the Scenario Step.
Postman Import Button
Postman Import Button
2. You have two options for importing your collection into the Anteon App: either through an exported API from Postman or by uploading a collection file. To learn more about exporting your Postman Collections, refer to the [Postman Export documentation.](https://learning.postman.com/docs/getting-started/importing-and-exporting-data/#exporting-postman-data)
Postman Collection Import Stage
Postman Collection Import Stage

  1. On the left side of the screen, choose the requests you'd like to import into Anteon. Then, on the right side, arrange the selected requests by dragging and dropping them to create a user flow. Anteon will import the requests in the order you've configured on the right side.

    Postman import requests selection

  2. When importing a Postman Collection that utilizes environment variables, you can also import these variables into Anteon. Upon import, Anteon will save the Postman Environment as a Anteon Environment and associate it with the corresponding test.

Postman Environment Import on Anteon Platform
Postman Environment Import on Anteon Platform
5. After clicking the 'Submit' button, Anteon will generate the specified scenario.
Anteon Scenairo based on Postman Collection
Anteon Scenairo based on Postman Collection