A New Postman Collection of GraphQL APIs for the SaaS Services You Love
Tags: graphql, showdev, webdev, tutorial
Published: 2022-05-16 19:42:32


Postman’s platform includes a new [collections feature](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NlrPjuXEaZ8&t=1s) to group saved API requests and share them with your colleagues or the world!

StepZen has created a unique Postman [collection of GraphQL APIs](https://www.postman.com/stepzen?tab=collections) for you to try out.

![Screen Shot 1](https://stepzen.com/images/blog/postman-images/postman1.png)

The collection features a wide range of APIs, including the APIs of platforms like [Github,](https://postman.com/stepzen/workspace/graphql-apis/documentation/14821533-307584da-5c68-49b9-8943-2c25be00dad9) [Spotify](https://postman.com/stepzen/workspace/graphql-apis/documentation/14821533-17b264d5-b294-41ec-b1d8-e5f5e43c4231), and [Twitter](https://postman.com/stepzen/workspace/graphql-apis/documentation/14821533-b786d0a7-2ceb-48f8-bf4e-2707fa52e072). It's also got a [Web3 collection](https://postman.com/stepzen/workspace/graphql-apis/documentation/16344328-87d00f8b-213e-45e4-a72b-5ebd7ab07efd) that features the Moralis server for Web3 apps.

Give each API a spin in the [GraphQL APIs for SaaS Services collection](https://www.postman.com/stepzen/workspace/graphql-apis-for-saas-services/collection/14821533-2a22c345-63d6-4a98-a74a-580fc780154b?ctx=documentation) by

1. selecting the API folder and then selecting ‘queries’

![Screen Shot 2](https://stepzen.com/images/blog/postman-images/postman2.png)

2. Hitting ‘Send’ and viewing your query response

![Screen Shot 3](https://stepzen.com/images/blog/postman-images/postman3.png)

## Create Your Own GraphQL Collections By Forking Ours

One of the convenient features of Postman Collections is that you can fork a collection and edit it yourself. Here are the steps for riffing on our collections to make your own.

Select ‘create a fork’.

![Screen Shot 4](https://stepzen.com/images/blog/postman-images/postman4.png)

Label your fork and click ‘Fork Collection’.

![Screen Shot 5](https://stepzen.com/images/blog/postman-images/postman5.png)

Your fork is now available in the workspace you selected. You can now add your own queries to the API by clicking ‘Duplicate’.

![Screen Shot 6](https://stepzen.com/images/blog/postman-images/postman6.png)

You can now edit the name, endpoint, and body of your request.

![Screen Shot 7](https://stepzen.com/images/blog/postman-images/postman7.png)

## Conclusion

We’ve seen some awesome projects created with these APIs, from a [stock trading website](/blog/building-a-stock-trading-app-with-stepzen-and-alpacadb) to an [animation app](/blog/animating-api-results-on-a-budget), to a [serverless blog](/blog/stepzen-sveltekit-and-the-dev-api). We'd love to see what you come up with! If you’d like to see where our APIs are sourced from, visit [https://graphql.stepzen.com/](https://graphql.stepzen.com/).

If you have questions, feel free to [slide into our Discord](https://discord.com/invite/9k2VdPn2FR). We'd love to see you around!

To learn more about creating GraphQL APIs quickly with StepZen, see

- [Getting Started](/docs/getting-started)
- [Connecting Backends](/docs/connecting-backends)
- [Design A GraphQL Schema](/docs/design-a-graphql-schema)
- [The StepZen CLI](/docs/cli)