🔘Pynt for Newman (Postman CLI)
Run Pynt API security tests on a locally stored postman collection from a terminal
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Run Pynt API security tests on a locally stored postman collection from a terminal
Last updated
💡 Newman is the CLI tool for running Postman collections. It enables you to automate and integrate API tests directly into your CI/CD pipelines.
As part of its API security testing suit, Pynt allows seamless integration with Newman.
Pynt for Newman allows you to integrate advanced API security testing directly into your command-line workflows. By combining the power of Newman with Pynt, you can automate security scans alongside your regular API tests, ensuring that each API run is thoroughly tested for vulnerabilities.
With Pynt’s context-aware security testing capabilities, you can enhance your Postman collections with automated security checks, all executed via Newman. This integration is perfect for teams looking to streamline their security testing within their existing CI/CD processes, providing a seamless way to ensure that your APIs are protected against potential threats.
After each run, Pynt generates detailed reports that highlight any security risks found during testing, giving you the insights needed to address vulnerabilities promptly. By integrating Pynt with Newman, you can maintain the flexibility and efficiency of your command-line testing while significantly boosting your API security.
First, make sure Pynt's prerequisites are met.
Follow the instructions to install Pynt container here.
💡 Pynt CLI Troubleshooting: If you're encountering issues with Pynt's CLI, visit the Pynt CLI Troubleshooting Guide for solutions and troubleshooting tips.
💡 Still Need Help? For any questions or troubleshooting, reach out to the Pynt Community Support.
