Postman calls Microsoft Graph API (InsCode AI creation assistant)

Official configuration reference website: https://learn.microsoft.com/zh-cn/graph/use-postman

1. Obtain Azure AD application credentials: Register your application in Azure AD and obtain the client ID and client secret. These credentials will allow your application to authenticate and control access with Microsoft Graph.

2. Configure Postman: Open Postman and make sure you have the latest version installed. In Postman, you can create a new request collection to organize your requests. In the requests collection, create a new request.

3. Set request headers: In the request, set the necessary request headers. Typically, you need to set the following header information:

   • AuthorizationHeader: Using OAuth 2.0 Bearer Token authentication, place the access token in this header. Access tokens typically need to be obtained from Azure AD or other authentication services.
   • Content-TypeHeader: Specifies the content type of the request, usually application/json.

4. Build a request URL: Build a request URL for the Microsoft Graph API, specifying the resources and operations you want to access. For example, to get the user's details, you can use the following URL:

   https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/me
   

   You can build a request URL that suits your needs based on the Microsoft Graph API documentation.

5. Send a request: In Postman, click the "Send" button to send the request. If your request is configured correctly and has sufficient permissions, you will receive a response from the Microsoft Graph API.

6. Processing the response: Postman will display the response returned by the Microsoft Graph API. You can review the data in the response to make sure it matches your expectations. You can also use Postman to test different API requests to suit your needs.

Make sure you configure the correct authentication, request headers, and request URL in Postman to interact with the Microsoft Graph API. You also need to configure the correct permissions for your application in Azure AD to ensure that your application can access the required Microsoft Graph resources.