What is the usage of Postman in Linux?

Using Postman in Linux is similar to using it in other operating systems, but it requires downloading and setting up the Linux version of Postman to get started. Here are the basic steps for using Postman in Linux:

1. Download the Postman software package: You can download the Linux version of the Postman software package from the official website of Postman (usually a compressed file).
2. Unzip and install the software package: Extract the downloaded software package to your chosen directory, then run the executable file or installation script to complete the installation.
3. Run Postman: Launch the Postman application, generally you can find it in the application menu or enter a command in the terminal to start it.
4. Using Postman: Create, test, and debug API requests in Postman. You can configure request parameters, headers, body, and authentication information, then click the “Send” button to execute the request and view the response.

In general, using Postman in Linux is similar to using it in other operating systems, with just slight differences in installation and setup. You can use Postman for API development and testing according to your needs and preferences.