Overview#
This guide will walk you through the complete process of exporting APIs from api.ejento and importing them into your Postman workspace.The Ejento API documentation provides an easy way to export all stable APIs in a single JSON file that can be directly imported into Postman. This eliminates the need to manually create API requests and ensures you have the most up-to-date API collection.
Prerequisites#
Access to api.ejento.ai documentation
Postman application (desktop or web) installed
Step-by-Step Guide#
Part 1: Exporting APIs from api.ejento#
Navigate to any API endpoint page on api.ejento. Scroll to the bottom of the page where you'll find the Export button.2. Click Export and Download the JSON File#
Click on the Export button. This will automatically download a JSON file containing all stable APIs from the Ejento API collection.The file will typically be named Default module.openapi.json and will be saved to your default downloads folder.
Part 2: Importing the JSON File into Postman#
3. Open Postman and Navigate to Import#
Open your Postman application and make sure you're in the workspace where you want to import the APIs. Click on the Import button located in the top-left area of the interface.4. Select the File Upload Option#
In the import dialog, you'll see multiple import options. Click on the files option to upload the JSON file from your computer.5. Choose the Downloaded JSON File#
Browse your computer and select the Default module.openapi.json file that you downloaded from api.ejento in Step 2.
Part 3: Configuring Import Settings#
After selecting the file, Postman will display an Import Settings modal. Proper configuration of these settings ensures optimal import of the API collection. Click on View Import Settings6. Review the First Set of Import Settings#
The first settings screen will appear showing general import options. Review these settings:Scroll down to the next section of import settings:8. Complete the Import Process#
Once you've configured all settings, click the Import button to begin importing the API collection into your Postman workspace. Postman will process the file and import all API endpoints into your workspace.
Part 4: Verifying the Imported Collection#
9. Locate the Imported Collection#
After the import completes, you'll see the Default module collection appear in your workspace's Collections sidebar.10. Expand the Collection Structure#
Click on the collection name to expand it and view the folder structure. You'll see the collection is organized with folders and subfolders.11. Verify API Endpoints#
Navigate through the folders to verify all API endpoints have been imported correctly. You'll find:Organized folder structure based on API categories
A v2 subfolder containing all version 2 APIs
Individual API requests with proper HTTP methods (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, etc.)
Complete request configurations including headers, parameters, and body schemas
Important Notes#
Environment Variables#
Consider creating a Postman environment to store base URLs, API keys, and other variables
This makes it easier to switch between development, staging, and production environments
Keeping APIs Updated#
Whenever the Ejento API is updated, you can repeat this import process
Postman will ask if you want to replace the existing collection or create a new one
