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# Importing and running the CPS postman collections
## Importing the CPS collections
To import the CPS collections and environment:
1. Create a "Workspace" (or if you have one already you can use that)
2. Click "Import" (or click "File" then "Import")
3. Drag and drop the "postman-collection" folder into the import pop-up
4. The collections and environment should now be imported
5. Set the current environment to "CPS Environment" (usually at the top right. Default is "No Environment") This will provide the necessary variables such as "CPS_HOST" and "CPS_PORT" to allow the requests to be run
## Running the collections
To run the requests in the collections simply select the request and click send. "Create Schema Set" in "CPS-CORE" requires a file to send the request. Example files are provided: "bookstore.yang" and "bookstore-types.yang" (these files must be zipped before adding them to the request)
## Notes
When exporting postman collections tabs are used for spacing, so replacing all the tabs is necessary
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