Using the client

Once configured, it's possible to get an instance of the client using the Dependency Injection subsystem.

This means you can either request the client using the constructor of a calling service or directly from an instance of IServiceProvider.

// Indirectly from the calling service's constructor
public class MyService(IHubSpotClient client)
{
    // ... 
}

// Directly form an instance of IServiceProvider
var serviceProvider = services.BuildServiceProvider();

var client = serviceProvider.GetRequiredService<IHubSpotClient>();

To avoid overloading the user with the many methods offered by the HubSpot REST API, the methods are divided into categories following the definition of HubSpot reference.

Please note that not all categories and methods have been added to the library yet.

Here is the list of APIs currently available, divided by categories:

• Contacts

  • Properties

  • Property groups

• Companies

• Deals

• Lists

• Owners

• CRM

  • Associations

For example, to get a company by its HubSpot ID, you could do:

var company = await client.Companies.GetByIdAsync(companyId);