Save and Document WebSocket Requests in Collections
Blog post from Postman
Postman has introduced a new feature allowing users to save and document WebSocket requests within collections, enhancing the tool's ability to handle both synchronous and asynchronous protocols. This update, a response to popular demand, enables users to create dedicated collections for WebSocket requests and store accompanying messages with meaningful names. It also automatically generates API documentation from saved requests and messages, with Socket.IO requests benefiting from categorized event-based documentation. This development marks the first step toward better integrating asynchronous APIs into the API lifecycle, with plans to add features like scripting, testing, and forking. Users are encouraged to provide feedback through the Postman Community forum and GitHub issue tracker to help refine these tools further.
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