The Postman master collections includes requests for all create, read, update, and delete (CRUD) operations for the PingOne Platform APIs, the PingOne MFA APIs, and the PingOne Risk APIs. The downloads also include a PingOne Postman environment template to help you assign values to variables in the request URLs.
For more information about the Postman environment template, see Use the PingOne Postman Environment Template.
Note: Before you run requests downloaded from any of the PingOne Postman collections, we recommend that you disable the auto-redirect feature on your Postman application. The PingOne platform returns some authentication calls as redirects, and you will be unable to see the authorization code in an authentication response if Postman is set to redirect automatically. The Automatically follow redirects setting in Postman is managed on the General tab on the application’s Preferences page.
| Collection | Description | Retrieve |
|---|---|---|
| Platform | Postman requests for the PingOne platform API, which includes the MFA, Risk, Verify, Credentials, Authorize, and Fraud endpoints. |  |
| MFA | Postman requests for the PingOne MFA APIs only. | |
| Risk | Postman requests for the PingOne Risk APIs only. | |
| Verify | Postman requests for the PingOne Verify APIs only. | |
| Credentials | Postman requests for the PingOne Credentials APIs only. | |
| Authorize | Postman requests for the PingOne Authorize APIs only. | |
| Fraud | Postman requests for the PingOne Fraud APIs only. | |
To download a Postman collection:
Click the collection’s Run In Postman button.
At the prompt, click the import a copy link at the bottom of the screen.
Follow the on-screen instructions to import the collection. You might be prompted to open your Postman app and to select a Postman workspace for the imported collection.
The environment downloaded with the collection of requests is minimal, consisting only of those identifier variables that are not created by a request. Each request that creates a new object with an id has a script that:
id to that environment variable.