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A repository that collects Postman samples work with Adobe Experience Platform.

Please note this repository is undergoing a migration/normalization to align with Adobe I/O Console's "Export Details to Postman" functionality. The Postman Collections in the following folders has been aligned with the Adobe I/O generated Platform API Postman Environment file:

• ./apis/experience-platform
• ./apis/ims

The purpose of this repository is to collect Postman samples that show how to interact with Adobe Experience Platform. Each of the samples will use a common Postman Environment file in order to make it easier to switch between separate collections.

1. Install Postman

2. Start Postman

3. Login to Adobe I/O Console, select Integrations, and select the Adobe Experience Platform API Integration you wish to interact with using Postman.

4. Tap the Export Details to Postman button to have a Postman Environment file with the Integration's details pre-populated.

5. Select the downloaded Platform API.postman_environment.json file to import the environment.

6. Now click on the newly imported Platform API.

7. All of the values with the exception of PRIVATE_KEY should be pre-populated.

8. Copy the contents of your private.key and use it as the value for PRIVATE_KEY in BOTH the Initial and Current values fields.

   For MacOS & Linux platform

   From the same terminal you ran openssl, execute the following command:

   pbcopy < private.key

   For Windows Platform

   From the same terminal you ran openssl, execute the following command:

   notepad private.key

   Copy the entire key to the keyboard, including the -----BEGIN PRIVATE KEY----- and -----END PRIVATE KEY----- lines.

9. Click Update and close the Manage Environments dialog.

10. Now make sure you select the Platform API from the environments drop down at the top right of Postman.

To import a Postman Collection

1. Download the .postman_collection.json file(s) from this Github repository
2. In Postman, select Import int he to left
3. Select Import File
4. Select the downloaded .postman_collection.json file(s)

See also the Medium post on the Adobe Techblog around the usage of Postman with Adobe I/O.

Contributions are welcomed! Read the Contributing Guide for more information.

This project is licensed under the MIT. See LICENSE for more information.