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@postman/postman-cli-internal-windows-x64
> **Note:** This is an internal testing package. The production package will be `@postman/postman-cli-windows-x64`.
Postman CLI - Windows x64 Binary (Internal)
Note: This is an internal testing package. The production package will be
@postman/postman-cli-windows-x64.
This package contains the Windows x64 binary for Postman CLI. It is automatically installed as an optional dependency when you install @postman/postman-cli-internal on a compatible Windows system.
Installation
This package is typically installed automatically. You don't need to install it directly.
npm install -g @postman/postman-cli-internal
System Requirements
- Windows operating system
- x64 architecture
Contents
bin/postman.exe- Windows x64 executable binary
Usage
This package provides the platform-specific binary. Use the main @postman/postman-cli-internal package for the command-line interface.
Support
For support, please refer to the main Postman CLI package.
FAQs
> **Note:** This is an internal testing package. The production package will be `@postman/postman-cli-windows-x64`.
The npm package @postman/postman-cli-internal-windows-x64 receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, @postman/postman-cli-internal-windows-x64 popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @postman/postman-cli-internal-windows-x64 demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 424 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
Package last updated on 12 Sep 2025
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