Express-Api-Template
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Set up your local database with Docker
Step 1 - Install Docker Desktop and Docker Compose
Step 2 - run cd /path/to/this/project
Step 3 - run docker-compose up -d
Step 4 - lunch your PhpMyAdmin
Step 5 - run docker-compose down for stop

Start using Postman to test APIs
Step 1 - Open Postman
Step 2 - Import Your API Collection
Step 3 - Select express-api-template.postman_collection.json
Step 4 - Load & Explore
Step 5 - Start Testing Your APIs
   • Test API Endpoints → Run your requests and analyze the responses to verify the API functionality.
   • Automate & Validate → Write test scripts to validate the correctness and reliability of your API responses.
   • Monitor API Health → Set up monitors to track API uptime and performance over time.
   • Collaborate & Share → Work with your team by sharing API collections and environments.
   • Use Environment Variables → Manage environment-specific values like API keys, base URLs, etc.