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What are different Parameters available in Newman using Postman?
There are different parameters available in Newman. Newman's command to list down all options is − newman run –h. Options in Newman is grouped into categories listed below −
Utility
Basic setup
Request options
Other Misc. Options
Utility
-h, --help – displays usage information.
-v, --version - displays version number.
Basic Setup
--folder [name of folder] – points to a folder in Collection for execution.
-e, --environment [name of file| URL] - points to an Environment in the form of JSON file.
-d, --iteration-data [file] – mentions a data file to utilize either csv or json.
-n, --iteration-count [number] – specifies the count of iterations to.
Request Options
--delay-request [number] – configures delay in milliseconds between requests.
--timeout-request [number] – configured request timeout in milliseconds for a request.
Other Misc. Options
--bail – To stop the runner when a test case fails.
--silent – To paralyze terminal output.
--color off – To paralyze color output.
-k, --insecure – To paralyze a strict SSL.
-x, --suppress-exit-code – To continue execution even on failure, however display exit code is 0.
--ignore-redirects – By default monitoring of 3XX response is disabled.
--verbose – Shows information of execution of Collection and its request.
Examples of Newman Common command-line arguments
To trigger a Collection in an Environment, the command should be, newman run <name of Collection> -e <name of Environment>
To trigger a Collection for number of iterations, the command should be, newman run <name of Collection> -n <iteration count>
To trigger a Collection with data file, the command should be, newman run <name of Collection> --data <name of file> -n <iteration count> -e <name of Environment>
Configure a delay time between requests, the command should be, newman run <name of Collection> -d
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