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Add Laravel Valet certificate to Postman
When working with Postman on a local API served via Valet, you may run into the issue shown above, SSL Error: Unable to verify the first certificate, well worry not, as the solution is simple.
Step-by-step guide
Open preferences inside postman
Navigate to the ‘Certificates’ tab and turn 'CA Certificates' to 'On'
Click 'Select File' next to where it says 'PEM File'
Navigate to valets
.pemcertificate fileet voilà!
This is how it should look after completing the steps above.
The .pem path is:
/Users//.config/valet/CA/LaravelValetCASelfSigned.pem
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