Import requests document from postman collection. #671
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Accept PostmanCollection in import parameter
In this commit I changed the way of creating requests to set request-specific parameters as rest client variables with request specific names. In this way I prevent from duplications and ensure that there will be no variables missing. Additionaly if postman had some query string variables set - I add those in HTTP url.
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This pull request introduces 1 alert when merging ed46bea into 2606ed6 - view on LGTM.com new alerts:
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Refactor import controller to be easier to catch up. Create IAmImporter interface that will be contract for each importer. Move resolving file content to each specific importer implementation.
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Refactored the code to be easier to read and only authorization settings parser left. |
Refactoring make the importing less error-prone. I wanted to achieve the situation where really simple and on the first side uncompleted collection would be parsed anyway in the state it is. I saw also that collections in many situations are throwing when some data aren't filled. Additional thing was importer utilities - it wasn't really helpful and it didn't solve the multi-line comments in a good way. I decided to change it to contains prefix for all the lines.
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This pull request introduces 2 alerts when merging 96c05ac into 9f5412e - view on LGTM.com new alerts:
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Implement authorization parser. Remove redundant marks after return statement.
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Did you ever manage to complete this feature @rafek1241 ? |
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@ArmindoMaurits |
As in the topic, I've created implementation to automatically import postman collection to the vscode by creating virtual document with HTTP requests within it exactly in a postman format.
Currently unsupported:
I wanted to share it with you early so you can give me your feedback.
I want to restructure this code soon. I want to create a resolver class that will be the factory for the option-specific importers.
Next steps:
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Anyway - if we make good work there then we can receive really nice way to import many things using the good stuff that postmanlabs team delivers. The license is an apache 2.0 so I don't know if that is a problem or not..
Demo: