RepDB

Public npm package

An exercise database you can install from npm

Add 400 illustrated exercises to a fitness app as local JSON and 512px WebP files. No API key, runtime service, or install scripts.

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EN / DE / ES · TypeScript declarations · Commercial in-app use with attribution

terminal 
$ npm install @repdb/exercises

400 exercises

A dated public snapshot of the growing RepDB catalog.

741 WebP files

Flat illustrations at 512px, ready for local asset pipelines.

Three languages

Names, descriptions, instructions, and tips in EN, DE, and ES.

Zero dependencies

No runtime packages and no install-time scripts.

Use it locally

JavaScript helpers, TypeScript declarations, or direct JSON

Import the small dependency-free runtime when you want path helpers, or read the dataset directly when your build already owns the data layer. Image URLs returned by the CDN helper are pinned to the installed package version.

TypeScript / JavaScript
import repdb from '@repdb/exercises';

const exercise = repdb.getExercise('arnold-press');

console.log(exercise.name_en);
console.log(repdb.getImagePath(exercise, 'peak'));
console.log(repdb.getCdnUrl(exercise, 'peak'));
Direct JSON
const dataset = require(
  '@repdb/exercises/exercises.json'
);

console.log(dataset.exercises.length); // 400

Package contents

Exercise records and images ship together

Each record contains muscles, equipment, difficulty, goals, tags, MET values, localized instructions, and its available image poses.

  • exercises.json — multilingual exercise records and taxonomy
  • images/flat/*.webp — start/peak or single-pose illustrations
  • index.cjs — lookup, path, and version-pinned CDN helpers
  • index.d.ts — TypeScript declarations
  • LICENSE.md and ATTRIBUTION.md — shipping terms and copy-ready credit

Community snapshot vs full RepDB

Prototype from npm. Upgrade when the product needs more.

@repdb/exercises

  • 400 exercise records
  • Flat 512px WebP images
  • EN, DE, and ES content
  • Visible attribution required

Paid RepDB bundles

  • The complete growing exercise catalog
  • Classic and flat assets up to 1024px
  • Transparent backgrounds and animations on Standard
  • Commercial license without attribution
See paid plans Try the public package

FAQ

Using the RepDB npm package

Does the npm exercise package call an API?
No. The JSON, TypeScript declarations, and WebP images are installed with the package. There is no account, API key, runtime request, rate limit, or hosted-service dependency.
Can I use @repdb/exercises in a commercial fitness app?
Yes, inside personal and commercial applications with visible RepDB attribution. Republishing the package as another dataset or API is not allowed. Review the included LICENSE.md before shipping.
What is the difference between the npm package and the paid RepDB bundle?
The npm package is a dated 400-exercise community snapshot with flat 512px images. Paid RepDB plans contain the complete growing catalog, 1024px assets, additional visual formats, and a commercial license without attribution. Standard also adds transparent backgrounds, animations, SQLite, and more developer formats.
Does the package support TypeScript?
Yes. The package includes declarations for the dataset records and its dependency-free helpers. The same exercise data can also be imported directly from exercises.json.

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