Importing postman collection doesn't respect folder structure

[hafijulali]

Describe the bug/problem

When trying to import postman v2.1 collection into apidash, the individual requests are imported without the folder hierarchy present in the import file. Thus, causing issues with properly organizing the api request definitions.

Steps to Reproduce the bug/problem

• Export a postman v2.1 collection with multiple api requests neatly grouped with folder hierarchy.
• Import the collection into apidash, you wouls notice, the requests get imported successfully without retaining the original folder hierarchy.

Expected behavior

• Folders should also get created when importing the collection.

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• OS: Android, MacOS; but should be reproducible on all platforms.
• Version: v0.5.0 built locally from main branch
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[hafijulali]

@animator I would like to know if there is some work ongoing on this feature / bug? If not, then I would like to pick it up

[Anishs2931]

@hafijulali @animator I would like to work on this issue.