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If you are using the postman packaged app, you can send an array by selecting raw / json (instead of form-data). Also, make sure to set Content-Type as application/json in Headers tab. Here is example for raw data {"user_ids": ["123" "233"]}, don't forget the quotes! If you are using the postman REST client you have to use the method I ...
1. The Chrome version of Postman is not using the same runtime for execution of requests & test scripts. It is recommended to transit to the native client. Especially when you plan to use Postman collections with the CLI client Newman. You can read a blog post of the company on this topic here: Blog post on Chrome Extension vs. native app.
Postman Interceptor integration is now available for Postman Native App ( > v7.14.0). Download Interceptor from Chrome Web Store. If you already have the extension, kindly ensure that the version is v0.2.26 or later. Navigate to the Postman app and click the satellite icon in the upper-right corner to Capture requests and cookies with
Looks like Postman extension is not supported on Chrome anymore. I tried to run it by clicking on the icon in chrome://extensions/ page. I searched in net and found this article. I removed the Postman extension and downloaded Postman-linux-x64-7.14.0.tar.gz file, but I stuck at how to install it to follow the instruction?
38. Postman is using Chromium offline storage capabilities because at the end it's a SPA running inside Chromium (Electron technology). From Postman's top menubar: Select View → Show Dev Tools. Select the Application tab. In the sidebar, open Storage → IndexedDB → postman - file:// → collection_requests.
But try this: with Chrome Developer Tools open, and the network tab open, after making the request in Postman, right-click on the request in the network tab and choose "Copy as cURL (bash)" and edit your question to include that data. That might give us a good apples to apples comparison between the curl command that works and the one that ...
Set the Header Content-Type to multipart/mixed. Select the form-data option in Body. Convert all of your items into files. String content should become a text file, etc. Add each file by selecting file, adding a key name. This approach doesn't require actually manually specifying each Content-Type or Content-Disposition.
The problem is with Postman with Chrome or Chrome extension of Postman, It doesn't have more authorization options. So Just download the new postman app, it has more features and you will get the Bearer Token option too.
This morning I upgraded Chrome to 55.0.2883.95, Chromium to 58.0.2991.0, and Chrome Canary is at 58.0.2990.0. Is there a way to switch Postman from Chrome to Chromium or Chrome Canary (i.e., to test Postman with different builds)? Or to revert Chrome to any older build? Or any other ideas to get Postman working?
I believe I supplied enough information for my question "Postman chrome extension with array of hashes as value", along with the description and an image of my data. If you know the google chrome's postman rest extension, you wouldn't need to ask, and if you also checked the link I included, you would also be able to see what the postman does :|