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How to Create an Environment in Postman?
We can create an Environment in Postman. An Environment is a group of variables that we can use in a Postman request. By creating Environments for production, testing, staging and so on, we can run the same URL in various Environments.
Step1 − Click on the eye icon beside the No Environment dropdown and then click on the Add link within the Environment section.
Step2 − MANAGE ENVIRONMENTS pop-up opens up. We will enter the Environment name. Here, we have added the variable u and the value as https://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com/users. Then close the pop-up.
Step3 − The new Environment (ENV1) displays as one of the items in the No Environment dropdown.
Step4 − Choose the ENV1 environment and add {{u}} in the address bar. To keep an Environment variable in a request we have to enclose it with double curly braces {{<Environment variable name>}}.
Step5 − Click on Send. This Environment variable is used instead of the actual URL(https://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com/users).