Introducing Postman’s WebSocket Echo Service
Blog post from Postman
Postman has introduced a WebSocket echo service to allow users to explore WebSocket requests using sample endpoints, enhancing their understanding of this newly supported feature. The service includes two distinct WebSocket servers: one for Raw WebSocket connections and another for Socket.IO connections, each designed to facilitate learning by providing practical examples of query parameters, headers, and message formats, as well as event handling and listening. This initiative aims to assist developers within the Postman community in navigating WebSockets by enabling them to test and troubleshoot their WebSocket APIs effectively. Users are encouraged to engage with the Postman Community forum for discussions, provide feedback through the GitHub issue tracker, and consult the Learning Center documentation for further guidance on using Postman for WebSocket APIs.
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