First install the import Postcat plug-in , and then you can happily import files in Postman format.
+ in the upper right corner - select import - select Postman format - drag in the file
Just import it! Never worry about stumping yourself with api files in Postcat format again!
If you use api management tools on a daily basis, you may wish to take a look at this open source project I am currently participating in. Postcat is an open source API management tool , purely domestic, free, and mainly plug-in ecology, suitable for small and medium teams and individual developers, with API Related core functions.
Currently there are 3.6 k stars on Github, if you think this project is not bad, you might as well click a star to support it~
Github：
https://github.com/Postcatlab/postcat
Postcat core functions:
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API document management: visualize API design and generate API documents
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API testing: automatic generation of test parameters, automatic generation of test cases, visual data editing
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Plug-in expansion: Many plug-ins extend product functions and create an API development platform that belongs to you and your team
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Mock: Automatically generate Mock according to documents, or create custom Mock to meet complex scenarios
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Team collaboration: It can not only realize API sharing but also create cloud space to collaborate together
Advantages of Postcat:
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Test without login: save the tedious operation of verifying login
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Simple interface: no redundant functions and complicated options
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Free: small and medium teams and personal use
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Rich plug-ins: support up to 30 plug-ins for data migration, themes, API security, etc.
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Domestic: Can better understand the needs of domestic users, and communicate with the development team without barriers
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Perfect user documentation: follow the operation to get started quickly
More issues! More feedback!
If you have any questions during use, you can enter the group to communicate,
You can also submit an Issue online (this open source method is strongly recommended), and the question itself is already contributing to the community: https://github.com/Postcatlab/postcat/issues
