Postman collection audit: how many requests have no checks
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Collections grow for years until nobody knows what they actually verify. Open the file and get the numbers: this page counts them in your browser and sends nothing anywhere.
Where to get the file
In Postman, open Collections, pick a collection and its actions menu, then Export as JSON v2.1. An environment file will not work: you need the collection itself.
What is counted
Requests, requests with pm.test scripts, the checks themselves and status-only checks. It also counts values that look like tokens and passwords in headers, parameters and auth, plus variables missing from the file. The values themselves are not shown. The count is approximate: complex scripts are not fully parsed and shared collection or folder scripts are not tied to requests.
What to do with the result
If many requests have no checks, start with the most important ones: add a rule for a field that matters to the business, not just the status code. Replace tokens in the file with variables before sharing it. Checkcraft can import the collection, and checks can be set up as rules without JavaScript.
Repeat this on your own API
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Start with the linked example and compare its result with your own test requirement.