@stoplight/postman-to-openapi-conversion

Repository Archived

This project was developed as part of a larger initiative at a company I previously worked with. While it served its purpose during its active phase, it is no longer used or maintained.

Unfortunately, I no longer have the time to maintain or update this repository. However, to preserve the work and make it available to the community, this repository is being archived.

If you find it useful or wish to build upon it, feel free to fork the project and continue development on your own.

Thank you for your interest and support!

postman-to-openapi

🛸 Convert Postman Collection v2.1/v2.0 to OpenAPI v3.0.

Or in other words, transform this specification and also this to this one

Installation

Using npm:

npm i postman-to-openapi

Using yarn:

yarn add postman-to-openapi

To install as a cli just

npm i postman-to-openapi -g

Quick Usage

As a library

// Require Package
const postmanToOpenApi = require('postman-to-openapi')

// Postman Collection Path
const postmanCollection = './path/to/postman/collection.json'
// Output OpenAPI Path
const outputFile = './api/collection.yml'

// Async/await
try {
    const result = await postmanToOpenApi(postmanCollection, outputFile, { defaultTag: 'General' })
    // Without save the result in a file
    const result2 = await postmanToOpenApi(postmanCollection, null, { defaultTag: 'General' })
    console.log(`OpenAPI specs: ${result}`)
} catch (err) {
    console.log(err)
}

// Promise callback style
postmanToOpenApi(postmanCollection, outputFile, { defaultTag: 'General' })
    .then(result => {
        console.log(`OpenAPI specs: ${result}`)
    })
    .catch(err => {
        console.log(err)
    })

As a cli

p2o ./path/to/PostmantoCollection.json -f ./path/to/result.yml -o ./path/to/options.json

Cli Demo

Documentation

All features, usage instructions and help can be found in the Documentation page

Development

This project use for development:

• Node.js v12.x to v17.x
• Standard JS rules to maintain clean code.
• Use Conventional Commit for commit messages.
• Test with mocha.js.

Use the scripts in package.json:

• test:unit: Run mocha unit test.
• test: Execute test:lint plus code coverage.
• lint: Execute standard lint to review errors in code.
• lint:fix: Execute standard lint and automatically fix errors.
• changelog: Update changelog automatically.

Steps to generate the gif demo:

• Install terminalizer npm install -g terminalizer
• Start a recording using terminalizer record demo -d 'zsh'
• Stop recording with Ctrl+D
• Check demo with terminalizer play demo
• Adjust delays in demo.yml, change rows to 15 (is the height) and anonymize terminal session.
• Generate the gif with terminalizer render demo

Husky is configured to avoid push incorrect content to git.

Tags

Nodejs Javascript OpenAPI Postman Newman Collection Transform Convert

License

See the LICENSE file.