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Install the Postman CLI

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The Postman CLI is a secure command-line companion for Postman. It’s signed and supported by Postman, like the Postman app. The Postman CLI supports the following features:

  • Authenticate with Postman from the command line.
  • Test individual HTTP requests directly from the command line.
  • Run collections with extensive configuration options and built-in reporters.
  • Validate, synchronize, and push local collections and environments to Postman workspaces in the cloud.
  • Start mock servers to simulate API behavior for testing and development.
  • Run simulations against local mock servers to test how your service responds to disruptions and performance constraints.
  • Run monitors in the Postman cloud and trigger performance tests.
  • Start monitoring runners in your internal network to monitor APIs with private endpoints.
  • Deploy and trigger Postman Flows for API workflow automation.
  • Check API specifications against configured API governance rules.
  • Generate and manage client SDKs from your Postman Collections and API specifications.

For a complete overview of all commands organized by category, see the Postman CLI commands and options reference.

The Postman CLI is based on Newman.

Use the built-in terminal in the Postman desktop app to quickly run Postman CLI commands when using Native Git.