From Postman to Python Your First GET Request

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In this video, we'll walk through a fairly basic intro on how to query an API via Postman, then show how to use Python to make those same queries a little more dynamic automated. The intent of this video is not to be an all-inclusive intro to Postman or Python - just to give a few examples, and show how easy it can be to make the jump from Postman to Python. The examples used are created in the context of systems/network automation, but the underlying concepts are usable outside of these areas. • Additional details in the blog: https://0x2142.com/from-postman-to-py... • Example code on my GitHub: https://github.com/0x2142/example-scr... • Links / Follow me elsewhere: • Blog: https://0x2142.com • Twitter: / 0x2142 • Mastodon/Fediverse: @[email protected] • GitHub: https://github.com/0x2142 • If this video was helpful to you, please consider subscribing sharing! Please leave a comment if you would like similar content! Thank you!!! • Want to support this channel? Buy me a coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/0x2142 • Thanks for watching! • Matt • ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ • Chapters: • 0:00 - Intro / Background • 2:27 - Review Test API / JSON Data • 4:26 - Postman: Set up Execute Simple GET Request • 7:40 - Postman: Using Query Parameters • 10:15 - Python: Install Requests Module Basic GET Request • 11:43 - Python: Querying with User Input • 13:30 - Python: Comparing JSON Response with Python List / Dict • 14:52 - Python: Filtering Formatting Response Data • 16:49 - Example: Using Meraki Dashboard API to Find Most Common Device OS • Standard Disclaimer: Any comments / opinions here are my own, and do not represent my current or former employers.

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