A CLI tool that automatically generates Postman collections from GraphQL APIs for easy API exploration and testing.
GraphMan is a CLI tool that automatically generates Postman collections from GraphQL API endpoints. It solves the problem of manually creating and maintaining API collections by scaffolding complete collections with pre-configured requests for all queries and mutations.
Developers and API testers working with GraphQL APIs who use Postman or Insomnia for API exploration, testing, and documentation.
It saves significant time by automating collection creation, supports both Postman and Insomnia out of the box, and provides an easy-to-use CLI interface that requires minimal setup.
Quikly scaffold a postman collection for a GraphQL API. Compatible with Postman & Insomnia.
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Generates a complete Postman collection with one request per query and mutation, including pre-filled fields and variables, as shown in the Rick and Morty API example.
Outputs collections in Postman Collection 2.1 spec format, making them fully compatible with both Postman and Insomnia out of the box.
Can be run directly from a URL with Deno or installed locally via simple commands, providing flexibility without complex setup.
Supports custom headers and global authorization headers via CLI options like -H and -A, allowing integration with secured APIs.
Requires Deno runtime to be installed and configured, adding an extra step that may not align with existing Node.js or other environments.
Only works with GraphQL endpoints; cannot generate collections for REST or other API types, severely restricting its utility in mixed-API projects.
Installation is an alias to a remote Deno script, which can be less stable or secure compared to native package managers or binaries.