This is why I'm building my own postman replacement which runs files stored locally (it looks something like the ES query console). It will give me a lot of flexibility to change and share my requests and configurations, as well as actually letting me store my files locally.

(I'm also building an assertion feature to allow me to assert the shape/data on the request/response, which will come in very useful when testing api changes)

Here's what a request to the pokeapi looks like with a query parameter to limit the results:

```

@baseUrl = "https://pokeapi.com/api/v2"

GET /pokemon

- query:

    limit: 20

```