Improve your skills by tackling a new Postman challenge for 15 days in a row.

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Experience level for this test challenge

How it works

  1. Get the daily challenge: Fork the parent collection for each day to your own public Postman workspace.
  2. Review the instructions: Read the corresponding collection documentation for instructions on how to complete each challenge. Additional resources are available if you want to dive deeper into any of the topics.
  3. Check your solutions: When you think you've got it, validate your solution by following the instructions in the Submit your solution folder. For each day, you check your own work.
  4. Claim your badge: For the final challenge, submit your final solution to the Postman team. Successfully completing all the challenges allows you to claim your 15 days of Postman badge.

Watch this video for some 15-day-challenge tips:

Prerequisites

  1. Sign in to Postman: Create a Postman account if you don't have one already, and log into Postman for the web in your browser. To use Postman in a web browser, download and run the Postman agent on your local machine to overcome cross-origin resource sharing (CORS) limitations. The agent is not the same as the app. On a Mac, you will see an icon for the Postman agent running in the status menu at the top right of your computer screen. On a Windows machine, the Postman agent icon displays in the system tray at the bottom right of your computer screen.
  2. Create a public workspace: Create a new Postman workspace with visibility set to Public to show your work. Choose a unique name for your workspace to deter others from directly copying your answers.

What You'll Learn

What You'll Need

What You'll Build

Frequently Asked Questions

Learning Objectives

After completing this challenge, you'll be able to:

Getting Started

  1. Get the challenge: Fork the parent collection Day 01: API client to your own public workspace.
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  2. Read the documentation: In your fork, select the first folder API client. Expand the context bar on the right to follow the instructions in the collection documentation. If you find it bothersome to navigate between the documentation while working in a different area of Postman, remember that you can open a new tab to keep your place in the documentation, and then switch between tabs.
  3. Submit your solution: Select the second folder Submit your solution and follow the instructions in the documentation to validate your solution.

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Fork the parent collection to your own workspace.
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Fork the parent collection to your own workspace.
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Fork the parent collection to your own workspace.
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By the end of this challenge, you should have some experience with most of the following Postman testing skills. [insert link to quiz]

If you feel shaky on any of these topics, now is a good time to refresh your learning before moving on.

Check your workspace for completeness

Make sure all of your tests are passing locally, and that you've completed the requirements. This includes all of the collections, mock servers, and scheduled collection runs required to complete the training.

If you need support figuring out how to complete the requirements, ask in the Postman community forum using the "training" category.

Submit your workspace

Fork the parent collection and environment to your own workspace.
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On successful submission, you will receive the 15 days of Postman - for testers badge.

If you successfully earned your badge, don't stop now. You're on a roll! Check out some of our other learning labs, or learn how to test APIs in other protocols and patterns, like GraphQL, SOAP, gRPC, WebSockets, and more.

There's also a number of integrations that weren't covered in these lessons.

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