Collections

Collections are how you organise your requests. Think of them like project folders — you might have one collection per API, per microservice, or per project.

Create a Collection

Click the + Collection button in the sidebar toolbar. Type a name and hit Create. It appears in the sidebar immediately and you can start adding requests to it.

Folders & Subfolders

Inside a collection, you can create folders to further group related requests. Right-click a collection and select New Folder. Folders can be nested up to 4 levels deep — right-click any folder and choose New Subfolder.

Tip
Deleting a folder also removes all subfolders and requests inside it.

Import a Collection

Routemage can import from three formats. Click the green Import button in the sidebar, choose your format, then select the file:

1
Click Import
In the sidebar, click the green Import button. A format picker appears.
2
Choose the format
Select Routemage Manifest (from routemage scan), Postman Collection (v2.x export), or OpenAPI / Swagger (3.x or 2.x JSON).
3
Select your file
Pick the .json file. Routemage recreates the collection with folders, requests, params, headers, body, and auth pre-filled.

Routemage Manifest — generated by routemage scan --no-upload. Imports endpoints grouped by path prefix with all extracted params, body shapes, and auth types.
Postman Collection — Postman v2.1 export. Recreates folders, requests, headers, and auth from the Postman format.
OpenAPI / Swagger — OpenAPI 3.x or Swagger 2.x JSON. Imports all paths as requests, grouped by tag or path prefix.

Export to Postman

Click the export icon (↑) on any collection row, or right-click → Export Collection. A .postman_collection.json file is downloaded that you can import into Postman, Insomnia, or any tool that supports the Postman v2.1 format.