Postman Collection
Postman is a platform that helps developers build, test, and use APIs. One of its main features is the ability to import an existing API collection (an organized set of related APIs).
To help you develop your integration, set up the Getnet API collection in Postman using the steps below.
Step 1: Download required files
- Download Postman from the following link.
- Download the Getnet environment JSON file from the following link.
- Download the Getnet API collection from the following link.
Step 2: Import the environment file
Open the Postman app. In your workspace, go to the Environments section in the sidebar and click Import.
Drag and drop or select the Getnet environment JSON file. After importing it, you will see a list of environment variables. Fill in the following keys with the appropriate values:
- For the
host_getnet_apikey, use one of the following:- https://api.pre.globalgetnet.com for the homologation environment, or
- https://api.globalgetnet.com for the production environment.
- For the
client_idkey, enter the credentials provided by Getnet. - For the
client_secretkey, enter the credentials provided by Getnet.
After completing the fields, click Save to apply the changes.
For more details, see:
https://learning.postman.com/docs/sending-requests/variables/variables/
Step 3: Import the collection file
Go to the Collections section in the sidebar and click Import again. This time, drag and drop, or select the Getnet collection JSON file.
Once imported, you will see a structured list containing all available API requests.
For more details, see:
https://learning.postman.com/docs/getting-started/importing-and-exporting/importing-and-exporting-overview/#importing-data-into-postman
You’re done!
The collection is configured to automatically store the access_token after a successful execution of the Authentication endpoint.
When performing cancellations, make sure to enter your payment ID in the payment_id path parameter. This value is generated after payment authorization.