Newman is built on Node.js, and we install Newman using Node.js's Package Manager called NPM, so Node.js will need to be installed. Let's walkthrough setting up an environment to run Postman's API tests. Running the API Test Newman GitHub Site: The postman that Jerry Seinfeld did not like was called "Newman". "name": "accessStripeApiWithoutLoggingIn", Opening StripeAPI.postman_collection, the file we just created, you can see that the entire test is a JSON file. api/stripe/StripeAPI.postman_collection. Let's save it under our root folder, in a directory called "api" and a subfolder called "stripe". You can see a file called "StripeAPI.postman_collection" has been created. If we do the same thing in Postman, entering into GET: and hitting the SEND button without setting up any authorization, we should get the same result: 'Authorization: Bearer YOUR_SECRET_KEY'). You need to provide your API key in the Authorization header, "message": "You did not provide an API key.
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