Copy Chrome requests to Postman
Recently I have been working on a project that uses GraphQL as a language for requests. It is an interesting project because it is what is called a headless CMS, in which the backend is managed with WordPress and the frontend with React, therefore, it is necessary to debug APIs very often; for this I use Postman. But since I have to move between applications, sometimes I need to copy requests from Chrome to Postman.
Fortunately, I found a very simple way to do it, and it is that Postman supports importing via cURL, while Chrome supports exporting in the same way.
To achieve this, we only need to execute a request in Chrome,
then it will appear in our Network window in Chrome tools. Now that we have it,
we just have to right-click and select Copy→Copy as cURL
Pretty simple, now we can open Postman and select the import option, then we can copy the cURL command that we just copied from Chrome.
Done! Now we can see our request working in Postman with all the necessary headers. That's how easy it is to copy requests from Chrome to Postman.