This directory contains the Postman collection for all Hyperswitch supported connectors and this documentation talks about how to build the collection.

Development of collections

Prerequisites

Postman
Newman CLI fork from npm: npm install -g 'https://github.com/knutties/newman.git#feature/newman-dir'

Steps to build the collection

stripe.postman_collection.json is the most up-to-date collection that consists of all the features that Hyperswitch supports
It is recommended that you use the stripe.postman_collection.json as the base collection to build the collection for other connectors
If you developed a new feature, make sure you add them to the stripe.postman_collection.json given that it is a core feature. If it is collection specific, add it to the respective collection

The collection consists of many directories and each directory consists of a set of requests. Each directory is a feature and each request is a test case
The directory name should be the name of the feature and the request name should be the name of the test case
If the feature that you add is a flow test case, make sure you add the test case to the Flow Testcases directory. If you did a refactor that handles errors say, expiry date of a card, make sure you add the test case to the Variation Cases directory prefixed by Scenario-<number> where <number> is the number of the scenario
If the feature that you add is a core feature, make sure you add the test case to the Happy Cases directory where only the happy cases are tested.

Make sure that you update the tests section where the necessary javascript code has to written/updated to test the feature (assertion checks where you verify the results obtained with the expected outcome)
If certain tests need to be run at the time of making a request, make sure you add them to the Pre-request Script section of the request
Make sure that the request body does not contain any comments else the newman dir-export command will fail which is used to export the collection to its directory structure

After all the development is done, make sure you right click and run the collection in respective environments to make sure that the collection runs successfully
Export the collection as v2.1 and save it postman/collection-json directory with file name following the format <connector_name>.postman_collection.json
Export the postman-collection to its directory structure by using the command newman dir-export /path/to/collection.json and move the folder to postman/collection-dir (for more info, refer to Newman-Fork) with the folder renamed with name of the connector
You can run the postman collection from directory structure by referring here