Postman or Playwright for API tests?

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I’m more than happy to expand on this if required (Me being the person responding to all these concerns :smiley: ), I just don’t want to steer this topic away from its original direction. :pray:

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I am going through your articles now and they are amazing! Thank you so much for the work you have put into them, I am learning so much. I also go back and re-read some of them and still learn something new. Truly great work.

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So great to read this, @valthetester.

Thank you @utchbe for continuing to share helpful information about Playright and much more!

Side note: This link is where you can find several things Butch has contributed to and with the Ministry of Testing community.

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Glad to hear the articles have been helpful!

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Update: Bruno is moving with lightning speed and is now at 1.5.1 version.

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So it’s been a couple of months now, have you decided on what you’ll use and why?

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Great read on Postman and Playwright. I will definitely give Playwright a try, currently using Apidog for API testing.

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La conclusión a la que llegué con Postman es:

  • Las colecciones pueden tornarse enormes.
  • Si se rompe una, no es agradable editar el JSON directamente para arreglarla.
  • Si se hacen colecciones mas pequeñas, se las segmenta, posiblemente se repita mucho código, existe alguna forma de llamar a una colección externa?
  • Posiblemente es un motivo para ir a Playwright

Moderators edit with translation via Google Translate:

The conclusion I reached with Postman is:

Collections can become enormous.
If one breaks, it’s not nice to edit the JSON directly to fix it.
If smaller collections are made, they are segmented, possibly a lot of code is repeated, is there a way to call an external collection?
Possibly a reason to go to Playwright