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How To Create a Postman Collection

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Written by arilio666 on 01/28/2022 - 12:02

A group of saved requests is called collections. This is stored in the form of a history tab on the sidebar so that every request we do can be used afterward, too, with ease.

As the usage of postman grows, the requests also increase during this period collections are helpful. We can save all our requests in a group as a collection to be used later.

Let us see how we can create our collection. During this article, we are using the postman version 9.0.9

Step 1: Click new on the workspace area and select HTTP request.

Step 2: Select your HTTP method and click save as. We have used the demo site reqres GET method to fetch a single user.

Step 3: Choose a request name of your own here. We left it by the reqres endpoint. Click on the new collection down below.

Step 4: We have named it REQRES_GET. Now click create when done naming. Save it.

There we go, our very own first HTTP request collection. We can add more requests to this collection when they pile up. So in this way, we can create our collections to keep things simple.

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