You can export a Postman collection to a file, and then run it using Postman's CLI tool which is called Newman. It allows you to run your Postman tests along with the rest of your automated test suite. Very handy.

Postman got replaced by insomnia which got replaced by..... ? Still looking there.

There is a reason for a gui though, and thats being able to store the last successful response and quickly see at a glance what that call would return in a sample…more

You probably have a login endpoint in your Postman collection. As a Post-response script of that endpoint, you could use something like this: ```const jwtDecode = pm.require('npm:jwt-decode@4.0.0');
if (pm.response.code == 200) {
const response =…more