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Using Graphman in Postman
Use the collection provided in this package by importing it in Postman. Once in Postman, select the root node of the Collection and open the documentation to get started. Assign two placeholder variables {{source_gw}} and {{target_gw}} to point to your gateways as well as the admin credentials as illustrated below.

The Postman collection contains sample Graphman requests organized in categories:
- Bundles and migration - samples showing how to create and apply samples according to different bundling strategies
- Config entities - For each entity types, how to create, read, update, delete (CRUD) those entities
- Summary and compare - Queries that compare various aspect of configuration between two gateways
Each request can be use as-is and has its own documentation.

Some folders contain multiple requests that work together via environment variables and are meant to be used sequentially. For example under Bundle and Migration, a graphql query creates a graphman bundle which is then used as input in a graphql mutation.
You can create your own folder and copy/paste sample graphman requests into it to create your own configuration flow.