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Currently, the format.ts module is building the postman collection programmatically from scratch. However, Postman has an npm package: https://github.com/postmanlabs/postman-collection that provides an SDK for doing so.
I decided not to use it in the fireplace as deno support for npm packages was not a thing back then, but it has evolved a lot since then.
It would be interesting to use the SDK for cleaner code, reducing the code-base and future-proofing.
Edit: as of deno 1.26.x npm support is still unstable, I'll get onto this issue when I'm satisfied with this: denoland/deno#15960
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Currently, the
format.ts
module is building the postman collection programmatically from scratch. However, Postman has an npm package: https://github.com/postmanlabs/postman-collection that provides an SDK for doing so.I decided not to use it in the fireplace as deno support for npm packages was not a thing back then, but it has evolved a lot since then.
It would be interesting to use the SDK for cleaner code, reducing the code-base and future-proofing.
Edit: as of deno 1.26.x npm support is still unstable, I'll get onto this issue when I'm satisfied with this: denoland/deno#15960
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: