Probably missing something completely obvious in the docs but is it possible to echo request data in a Postman Example / Mock Server response based on the input request.
Example Request:
POST:
{
"firstName": "{{$randomFirstName}}",
"lastName": "{{$randomLastName}}",
"phoneNumber": "{{$randomPhoneNumber}}",
"email": "{{$randomExampleEmail}}",
"employeeId": "{{$randomInt}}"
}
Intended example response:
{
"id": {{$randomInt}},
"firstName": "{{$req.firstName}}",
"lastName": "{{$req.lastName}}",
"phoneNumber": "{{$req.phoneNumber}}",
"email": "{{$req.email}}",
"employeeId": "{{$req.employeeId}}"
}
I see you want to use Postman's dynamic 'faker' variables in the request body to be returned in the mock response. A similar use case is supported for the request URL (refer to the section on 'wildcards' here) but not body.
Here's one way to achieve this with the request body:
{{firstName}}
in the response body of your example.pm.environment.set
method. If not, then you can use the Postman API to do this.On the other hand, you can simply use the same faker variable
{{$randomFirstVariable}}
in your mock example response as well, but the value returned could differ from the one sent in the request.