JPostman Tutorial Part 1: Setup Java API Testing with Maven and Postman
JPostman Tutorial Part 1: Setup Java Maven API Automation with Postman, Eclipse, Maven, and TestNG
In this tutorial, we set up a Java Maven project for REST API automation using JPostman.
JPostman is a lightweight Java library that helps reuse exported Postman collections and environments directly in Java API tests. Instead of manually copying URLs, headers, request bodies, and environment variables into Java code, you can keep Postman as the source of truth and load the exported JSON files inside your test project.
In this video, we cover:
What JPostman is and where to find the documentation
Reviewing a sample DummyJSON Postman collection
Reviewing Postman environment variables
Exporting a Postman environment JSON file
Exporting a Postman collection JSON file
Creating a Maven project in Eclipse
Adding the JPostman Maven dependency
Adding TestNG for Java test execution
Updating Maven dependencies in Eclipse
Creating a Java test class
Loading exported Postman collection and environment files
Running the test using TestNG
Useful links:
JPostman GitHub:
https://github.com/JPostman/jpostman
JPostman Maven Central:
https://central.sonatype.com/namespac...
jpostman-core dependency:
https://central.sonatype.com/artifact...
DummyJSON API documentation:
https://dummyjson.com/docs
In the next tutorial, we will execute multiple API requests using Java HttpClient, REST Assured, Playwright, and Unirest executors.
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