API Testing with Postman - Running Tests Using Newman

The video tutorial introduces Newman, a command line tool for running Postman collections. It covers the installation of Node.js and Newman, exporting collections, and running them via the command line. The tutorial also addresses common errors, the importance of saving changes, and using environment variables. It concludes with an overview of Newman's features and resources for further learning.

What is the primary purpose of Newman?

• To manage npm packages

• To create Postman collections

• To replace Node.js

• To run Postman collections from the command line

Which command is used to install Newman globally?

• npm install -g newman

• npm global install newman

• npm install newman

• npm newman install

Why is it important to save a Postman request before exporting the collection?

• To ensure all changes are included

• To reduce file size

• To improve export speed

• To avoid data loss

What was the cause of the test failure when running Newman?

• Network connectivity issue

• Incorrect command syntax

• Outdated Newman version

• Missing environment variable

How can you include environment variables when running Newman?

• By setting them in the command line

• By using the -e flag with a JSON file

• By editing the Postman collection directly

• By using the -v flag with a text file

What command provides a list of available Newman commands?

• newman run -h

• newman help

• newman list

• newman commands

Where can you find more resources on using Newman?

• Postman learning site

• Node.js documentation

• npm official site

• GitHub repositories