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With the Postman VS Code extension, you can import collection and environments that you exported from Postman. You can also import and sync environment variables from your API project’s .env files.

Import data into the VS Code extension

You can import your collections and environments using the VS Code extension from files, folders, or a curl command.

To learn more, see Import Postman data using the Postman VS Code extension.

Import environment variables from your project

You can use the VS Code extension to import your .env files with environment variables from your API project into Postman. Each .env file is imported into Postman as an environment. Once your files are imported, you can sync changes made to your files, updating your environments in Postman.

To learn more, see Import environment variables using the Postman VS Code extension.