The size limit for importing collections varies by Postdata edition. In Postdata Cloud, you can import collections up to 10 MB, while Self-Hosted editions allow imports of up to 50 MB.
Collections: Complete set of request details, including parameters, request bodies, headers, authorization settings, pre-request scripts, test cases, request variables, response examples and collection-level properties are retained.
Environments: Regular environment variables are imported.
Secret variables’ values need to be manually entered as they aren’t stored server-side for security reasons.
Collections: Query parameters from Postman are imported as request parameters and path parameters are imported as request variables. Request bodies, headers, and basic authorization are also imported. Pre-request scripts, test cases, Advanced authorization setups, and collection-level settings aren’t imported.
Environments: Imports both regular and secret environment variables directly.
Collections: Request details like query parameters are imported as request parameters, and path parameters are imported as request variables. Request bodies, headers, and basic authorization settings are also imported. However, other sections like scripts, tests, and advanced authorization methods aren’t synced.
Environments: Regular environment variables are imported.
Collections: Query parameters are imported as request parameters, and path parameters are imported as request variables. Authorization methods, headers, and response examples are also included. However, details like request bodies, scripts, and tests aren’t imported.
You can import cURL commands into Postdata in the following ways:
Copy and paste: Copy and paste the cURL command into the Postdata URL bar.
Send drop-down menu: Click on the send drop-down menu and select “Import cURL”. Paste the cURL command into the text area and click on the “Import” button.