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🚀 Get started here

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This collection guides you through CRUD operations (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE), variables, and tests.

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🔖 How to use this collection

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Step 1: Send requests

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RESTful APIs allow you to perform CRUD operations using the POST, GET, PUT, and DELETE HTTP methods.

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This collection contains each of these request types. Open each request and click \"Send\" to see what happens.

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Step 2: View responses

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Observe the response tab for status code (200 OK), response time, and size.

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Step 3: Send new Body data

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Update or add new data in \"Body\" in the POST request. Typically, Body data is also used in PUT and PATCH requests.

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{\n    \"name\": \"Add your name in the body\"\n}\n\n

Step 4: Update the variable

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Variables enable you to store and reuse values in Postman. We have created a variable called base_url with the sample request https://postman-api-learner.glitch.me. Replace it with your API endpoint to customize this collection.

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Step 5: Add tests in the \"Tests\" tab

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Tests help you confirm that your API is working as expected. You can write test scripts in JavaScript and view the output in the \"Test Results\" tab.

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đŸ’Ē Pro tips

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ℹī¸ Resources

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Building requests
Authorizing requests
Using variables
Managing environments
Writing scripts

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This is a POST request, submitting data to an API via the request body. This request submits JSON data, and the data is reflected in the response.

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This is a PUT request and it is used to overwrite an existing piece of data. For instance, after you create an entity with a POST request, you may want to modify that later. You can do that using a PUT request. You typically identify the entity being updated by including an identifier in the URL (eg. id=1).

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This is a DELETE request, and it is used to delete data that was previously created via a POST request. You typically identify the entity being updated by including an identifier in the URL (eg. id=1).

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A successful DELETE request typically returns a 200 OK, 202 Accepted, or 204 No Content response code.

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