Postman Flows How To: Generate Test Data

In this series of blog posts, I give short tutorials on how to accomplish something using Postman’s no/low code API feature Flows. This time it is generating test data. If you need to run a set of steps repeatedly to create data before you can execute your tests, then here’s an easy way to do

Postman Flows How To: Override Order Of Execution

This is a quick post to explain the 2 ways to link blocks together using the current version of Postman’s low/no code feature, Flows. (version 10). TL:DR check out the video to see the flow in action, apologies for my somewhat noisy cat! 🐈‍⬛ What are connectors? As discussed by Postman, Postman Flows has two

Postman Flows How To: Send A Message To Slack

Here’s a short tutorial post showing how you can fire off a message to your Slack channel when using Postman’s low/no code feature Flows. The good news is this is really easy, and you don’t need to know how to code to do this. TL:DR: Check out my short video here Setup 1. go to

6 Essential Test Scenarios Using Postman Flows

TL:DR Use the links below to see a video on each Flow:- 📃1. Schema Testing🔐2. Security Testing🧑‍🏭3. Workflow Testing🚫4. Negative Testing🏃5. Performance Testing✅6. Positive Testing I recently volunteered at the awesome Ministry of Testing’s Testbash UK 2022. A huge draw for me was meeting the wonderfully talented Julia Pottinger who, with the backstage support of

Postman Flows: Live Stream

Beth talks about her recent livestream with the Postman team.

Postman Flows: 5 Example Flows

In this blog post, I give working examples of Postman Flows made with zero coding that you can use to quickly flow API data.

Postman Flows: A Guide

This post is an overall guide to what Flows are and what they can do. Alternatively, click these links if you want to see some example Flows in action or learn more about what each block that makes up a flow does. TLDR: look at the vids, they’ll tell you all you need to know.