darrenburns/posting 2.7.0 on GitHub

The main feature of this release is the ability to import collections from Postman.

Simply export your collection from the Postman UI, then run:

posting import --type postman path/to/collection.json

Here's Posting in action, browsing collections and sending off requests - all of which have been imported from Postman.

posting-postman-import-example__80pct_smaller.mp4

Changelog

Posting's full changelog is always available at https://posting.sh/CHANGELOG/.

Collections can now be imported from Postman (#106)
posting.env files in the current directory will automatically be loaded if no --env options are provided (#249)
Generate JSON body with default values after importing OpenAPI specs (#247)
Use tags to separate sub-collections in OpenAPI specs (#247)
curl import now handles various different data options (#252)
Added -c shorthand alias for --collection option (#250)
Added posting sponsors command, which lists people who have supported Posting via GitHub Sponsors (specific sponsor tiers only). (#253)

A double-click rather than a single-click is now required to enter edit mode inside data tables (e.g. headers, query params, etc.) (#256)
In the body editor, the Form data menu item now shows (x-www-form-urlencoded) after the label, to suggest the type of data being sent. (#259)

Exported curl command uses -d for form data now, rather than -F. The result is exported commands with form data will now use application/x-www-form-urlencoded instead of multipart/form-data (matching Posting's behaviour). (#252)
Fix attempting to add a protocol before applying variables in the URL bar (#248)
Fix script path with custom function (#254)
Fixed Posting's default User-Agent header not being used (#259)