List all your postman endpoints with a pretty and clean format

list_postman_endpoints.py

import json
#import pprint
import os

'''
Assuming that you exported your postman collection in your current path
or you can delete os.getcwd() and put the full path of your postman 
collection exported file
'''
current_path=os.getcwd() 
postman_filename = '<your_postman_collection_filename>.json' 

postman_file_path=current_path + '/' + postman_filename
endpoint_list=[]
data = {"collection_name":"","endpoint":"","alias":"","method":""}

with open(postman_file_path) as postman_filename:
	postman_file = json.load(postman_filename)

	# Iterate on each postman collection
	for i,elem in enumerate(postman_file['item']):

		# Iterate on each endpoint of the current collection
		for j,endpoint in enumerate(elem["item"]):
			data = {"collection_name":"","endpoint":"","alias":"","method":""}
			data["collection_name"]=elem["name"]
			data["endpoint"]=endpoint["name"]
			try:
				data["alias"]=endpoint["request"]["url"]["raw"]
				data["method"]=endpoint["request"]["method"]				
			except Exception as e:
				pass
			endpoint_list.append(data)

#pp = pprint.PrettyPrinter(indent=4)
#pp.pprint(endpoint_list)

# Generate your final json file
with open("postman_file_resulting.json","w") as postman_filename:
	postman_filename.write(json.dumps(endpoint_list))

'''Output example:
[
  {
    "collection_name": "Users",
    "endpoint": "Create",
    "alias": "{{dev}}/api/v1/users"
  },
  {
    "collection_name": "Users",
    "endpoint": "Recovery password",
    "alias": "{{dev}}/api/v1/users/recovery_password"
  }
]

You could use this gist for different purposes, like create assignments for your team according of your endpoint list, for example to create Checklists in Trello.
'''