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You can import packages from your team’s Postman Package Library into scripts in your internal workspaces. You can also import packages from external packages registries, such and npm or JSR, into your scripts. Postman supports importing packages into HTTP, gRPC, and GraphQL requests.

Create and import internal scripts as packages

With the package library, your team can store commonly used scripts and tests as packages. Team members can access the packages in your team’s package library and reuse them in internal workspaces.

To learn more, see Add internal scripts to the Package Library in Postman.

Import packages from external registries

In Postman, you can search npm and JSR package registries for public packages you’d like to use in your scripts. Public packages are supported in your internal, partner, or public workspaces. If you’re on a Postman Enterprise plan, you can also import private packages from npm that an Admin configured.

To learn more, see Import packages from external registries in Postman.