Revision as of 04:40, 10 October 2022

Connecting Postman to API Gateway

AWS API Gateway: click name of service api
Click stage /Test
- and click export choose ..”Export as Swagger+Postman Extensions” copy code JSON
Go to postman and paste in import/ Raw text/ continue.
- a.
- b.
Now My Workspace connect to Api finished.

Navbar > Sign in using mock account (suggested), if you signup with new user will get default role in basicUser, that mean you NOT allow to access all functions.
F12 to see element
- select tab >> Application
- Session Storage > http... > access_token and copy these token to postman
Go to postman and paste token to Authorization > TYPE: Bearer Token >>

[Token] ...

KEY: targetUserId VALUE: <targetUserId>

basicUserA
Email: success+basicUserTest@simulator.amazonses.com

Password: Abc123456!
verifiedUserA
Email: success+verifiedUserTestA@simulator.amazonses.com

Password: Abc123456!
verifiedUserB
Email: success+verifiedUserTestB@simulator.amazonses.com

Password: Abc123456!
superUserA
Email: success+superUserTest@simulator.amazonses.com

Password: Abc123456!

Click on workspace and choose folder and file testing
- Click Body choose rew> JSON and push your request in code block.
- and send message.
Below block show return response.
- If test api works . will show return response and status code: 200 OK
- You can see more response see in cloudwatch in function testing.

@@ Line 44: / Line 44: @@
 #:Email: success+superUserTest@simulator.amazonses.com
 #:Password: Abc123456!
+== Test API in post man ==
+# Click on workspace and choose folder and file testing
+#*Click Body choose rew> JSON and push your request in code block.
+#*and send message.
+#:[[File:Screenshot from 2022-10-10 11-31-23.png]]
+#Below block show return response.
+#*If test api works . will show '''return response''' and status code: '''200 OK'''
+#*You can see more response see in '''cloudwatch''' in function testing.
+#:[[File:Screenshot from 2022-10-10 11-39-07.png]]