Postman

https://www.guru99.com/postman-tutorial.html
https://openclassrooms.com/fr/courses/4668056-construisez-des-microservices/5123020-testez-votre-api-grace-a-postman
https://www.toolsqa.com/postman-tutorial/
https://amethyste16.wordpress.com/2016/02/24/tutoriel-postman/

# Import --> Used to import collection or environment.
# Runner --> Automation tests can be executed through the Collection Runner.
# Workspace --> You can divide work using workspaces

# History --> Past requests that you have sent will be displayed in History.
#              This makes it easy to track actions that you have done.

# Organize --> your test suite by creating collections.
#               Each collection may have subfolders and multiple requests.
#               A request or folder can also be duplicated as well

# Request tab --> Display the current request

# HTTP method to use
# Endpoint (URL)
# Save --> If there are changes to a request, clicking save is a must so that new
#          changes will not be lost or overwritten

# Params --> GET or POST...
# Authorization --> If you have to use bearer token, username/password etc...
# Headers --> To set headers such as content type JSON

# GET Requests
# Set your HTTP request to GET.
# In the request URL field, input link (including parameters)
# Click Send
# You will see 200 OK Message

# POST Requests
# Set your HTTP request to POST.
# Input the link
# Switch to the Body tab
# Use for example raw and choose the type (JSON ?)
# Copy and paste just one user result and change for example the ID to request another user
# Click Send.
# Status: 201 Created should be displayed
# Posted data are showing up in the body

# Data Parameterization is one of the most useful features of Postman.
# Instead of creating the same requests with different data, you can use variables with parameters.
# These data can be from a data file or an environment variable.
# Parameterization helps to avoid repetition of the same tests and iterations
# can be used for automation testing.

# Parameters are created through the use of double curly brackets: {{sample}}.

# Set your HTTP request to GET
# {{url}}/users --> No result because the environment is not set
# Click the eye
# Click edit to set the variable to a global environment which can be used in all collections.
# set the name to the url which is your https://domain.com
# Go back to your Get request then click send. There should now be results for your request.