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Postdown

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Generate markdown API document from Postman.

Installation

pip install postdown

Usage

  • Export JSON from postman

    Export your collection from Postman(Only support to Collection v2 for now). You could get a JSON file.

    https://raw.githubusercontent.com/TitorX/Postdown/master/imgs/step-1.png

    Step One: Select the collection which you wanna export.

    https://raw.githubusercontent.com/TitorX/Postdown/master/imgs/step-2.png

    Step Two: Find the import button and click it.

    https://raw.githubusercontent.com/TitorX/Postdown/master/imgs/step-3.png

    Step Three: Export your collection as collection v2.

  • Run postdown to generate markdown document:

    postdown xxx.json xxx.md

And you will get your API document which is markdown formatting.

Click here to see an example generated.

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