HevySharp 1.0.4

<p align="center"> <img src="hevysharplogo.png" alt="HevySharp Logo" width="200"> <br> <strong>HevySharp</strong> </p>

A lightweight .NET 10 wrapper for the Hevy API, giving you typed access to workouts, routines, exercise templates, and more from your C# applications.

Requires a Hevy Pro subscription. Generate your API key at hevy.com/settings?developer.

Features

• Full API coverage — Workouts, Routines, Routine Folders, Exercise Templates, Exercise History, and User Info.
• Automatic @ sanitization — The Hevy API silently fails when text fields contain @. HevySharp replaces it for you before every request.
• Read-only field stripping — PUT requests automatically omit id, created_at, updated_at, etc. so the API never rejects your updates.
• JSON body wrapping — POST/PUT payloads are wrapped in their resource key ({"workout": {...}}) as the API requires.
• Dependency-injection friendly — Accepts an HttpClient via constructor for easy testing and DI.
• Zero external dependencies — Built on System.Text.Json and HttpClient only.

Quickstart

1 — Reference the project

Add a project reference to HevySharp (or the resulting NuGet package once published):

<ProjectReference Include="..\HevySharp\HevySharp.csproj" />

2 — Authenticate

using HevySharp;

var api = new HevyAPI();
bool success = await api.AuthoriseHevy("YOUR_API_KEY");

AuthoriseHevy validates the key against the Hevy API and sets api.IsAuthorised. All other methods throw InvalidOperationException if called before a successful authorisation.

3 — Fetch your workouts

using HevySharp.Schemas;

var response = await api.GetWorkouts(page: 1, pageSize: 10);

foreach (var workout in response!.Workouts!)
{
    Console.WriteLine($"{workout.Title}  {workout.StartTime}");
    foreach (var exercise in workout.Exercises!)
    {
        Console.WriteLine($"  - {exercise.ExerciseTemplateId}");
        foreach (var set in exercise.Sets!)
            Console.WriteLine($"       {set.Type}: {set.WeightKg} kg x {set.Reps}");
    }
}

4 — Create a workout

var workout = new HevyWorkout
{
    Title     = "Morning Push",
    StartTime = "2026-03-05T08:00:00Z",
    EndTime   = "2026-03-05T09:00:00Z",
    Exercises =
    [
        new HevyExercise
        {
            ExerciseTemplateId = "ex_bench_press",
            Notes = "Felt great",
            Sets =
            [
                new HevySet { Type = "warmup",  WeightKg = 60,  Reps = 10 },
                new HevySet { Type = "normal",  WeightKg = 100, Reps = 8  },
                new HevySet { Type = "failure", WeightKg = 100, Reps = 5  }
            ]
        }
    ]
};

var created = await api.CreateWorkout(workout);
Console.WriteLine($"Created workout {created!.Id}");

5 — More examples

// Routines
var routines = await api.GetRoutines();
var newRoutine = await api.CreateRoutine(new HevyRoutine
{
    Title = "Leg Day",
    Exercises = [ new HevyExercise { ExerciseTemplateId = "ex_squat" } ]
});

// Routine folders
var folders = await api.GetRoutineFolders();
await api.CreateRoutineFolder(new HevyRoutineFolder { Title = "Powerlifting" });

// Exercise templates
var templates = await api.GetExerciseTemplates(page: 1, pageSize: 10);
await api.CreateExerciseTemplate(new HevyExerciseTemplate
{
    Title = "Zercher Squat",
    MuscleGroup = "legs",
    EquipmentCategory = "barbell"
});

// Exercise history
var history = await api.GetExerciseHistory("ex_bench_press");

// User info
var user = await api.GetUserInfo();
Console.WriteLine($"Hello, {user!.Username}!");

// Workout count and events
int count = await api.GetWorkoutCount();
var events = await api.GetWorkoutEvents();

Important API Quirks (handled automatically)

Project Structure

HevySharp/
  HevyAPI.cs                          # Main client - all API methods
  Schemas/
    HevySet.cs                        # Individual set (type, weight, reps)
    HevyExercise.cs                   # Exercise within a workout or routine
    HevyWorkout.cs                    # Workout model
    HevyRoutine.cs                    # Routine model
    HevyRoutineFolder.cs              # Routine folder model
    HevyExerciseTemplate.cs           # Exercise template model
    HevyExerciseHistory.cs            # Exercise history + entry models
    HevyUserInfo.cs                   # User info model
    PaginatedResponses.cs             # Paginated response wrappers

Requirements

• .NET 10 (or later)
• A Hevy Pro subscription with a developer API key

Full Documentation

See DOCUMENTATION.md for a complete API reference covering every method, model, property, enum value, and pagination detail.

License

This project is provided as-is. See the repository for license details.