How to save postman history API request and response even if I am not

Question

Dear I am using desktop postman client and I am not logged in  I have history tab which is having my all api request I wanted to save alll of them at once I check there is add button by which you can added one by one to any collection but as this is the history of past 6 months and if I add one by one it will take time how to save all history of API of postman to some collection . and I am not logged in

Ashutosh Singh · Answer

To save all the history of API requests in Postman to a collection you need to sign in to Postman and create a new collection. Once you have created a new collection you can select the requests from the history tab and save them to the collection. However if you have a large history of requests it might be time-consuming to save them one by one. Unfortunately Postman does not provide a feature to save all the history of requests to a collection at once. Therefore you might need to save them in smaller groups or use a third-party tool to automate the process. Here are the steps to save requests to a collection in Postman: Install the Postman desktop app and sign in to Postman. Select the History tab in the sidebar. Select the request you want to save to a collection. Click the Save button in the right panel. Select the collection you want to save the request to. Repeat steps 3-5 for each request you want to save. If you want to automate the process of saving requests to a collection you might need to use a third-party tool or write a script to automate the process. However this might require advanced technical skills and could be risky if you are not familiar with Postman's API or the tool you are using. In summary while Postman does not provide a feature to save all the history of requests to a collection at once you can save them in smaller groups or use a third-party tool to automate the process. However this might require advanced technical skills and could be risky if you are not familiar with Postman's API or the tool you are using.