Hi Team,
Could you please let me know where I can find the latest Postman collection for your Public APIs?
Thanks.
Hey @devphoenix,
HubSpot have a public workspace currently in development with various collections that you can fork in your postman client and use. Link here: Postman.
“The workspace may have been deleted or the URL may be incorrect”
Hi @RiverDelta - Here is the correct link Postman
When in doubt, please refer to our profile, linked here: Postman - thank you!
Hi Team,
Could you please provide guidance on where I can download or export the collection? I need to use it in my workspace.
Thank you.
Hi @devphoenix - Thank you for the note!
You can access most of our public APIs within this workspace mentioned above: Postman
From here, follow these instructions:
- Select APIs in the sidebar and select an API.
- Under Published Versions, select the latest API version.
- Fork the published API.
- Add the API to your workspace.
I hope this information helps. You can also refer to this blog post for more details. Thank you!
May you please share recording if possible.
Also,
Could you please share the latest Postman collection for HubSpot APIs versions v1, v2, v3, and v4?
Hello everyone! To avoid any confusion or incorrect redirection, the public workspace for HubSpot’s public APIs can now be accessed at this new domain: https://www.postman.com/hubspot/workspace/hubspot-public-apis/overview.
Please note that there have been no significant changes apart from the updated domain name.
It looks like none of the collections on that page have been published. So we cannot view any of them. Is there a simple postman collection I can import where I can input my private key and make requests?
Hey @nickgi , thanks so much for following up with this question. What I suggest you do is fork the collection into your own workspace. Forking a collection in Postman is a straightforward process. Here are the steps:
- Open the Collection: In Postman, navigate to the collection you want to fork. You can find your collections in the left sidebar under the “Collections” tab.
- Access the Fork Option: Click on the “…” (three dots) next to the collection name to open a dropdown menu. From this menu, select the “Create a fork” option.
- Name Your Fork: A dialog box will appear asking you to name your fork and choose a workspace for it. Fill in these details as per your requirements.
- Create the Fork: Click on the “Fork” button to create the fork.
Here is some associated documentation if you get stuck at all: Fork elements in Postman | Postman Docs
@RiverDelta - you are correct! Since my last post, we have secured a new domain.
The URL is: Postman
Apologies for the confusion and delayed response!
@hseligson That looks better, thanks.
It’s not possible to export, however, and obviously requests can’t be made in a public space. This means that each needs to be copied exactly for testing. Is that right?
Hi @devphoenix -- Thank you for bringing this to my attention! I couldn’t find the API in our workspace, but I will see if we can add it as soon as possible. In the meantime, you can access the API and its collection through the documentation. Click on the ‘Run in Postman’ button in the screen’s top right corner.
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