Automatically connect to Zoom meetings through a script. Inspired by this. If you have any problems or feature suggestions, please submit an issue.
Use this to automatically connect to Zoom meetings from the command line. Note, this only works on Linux at the moment.
Make sure you have Python3. Also, you'll need the following packages:
- pyautogui
- opencv
- python-crontab (Linux only)
- cron_descriptor (Linux only)
You can install this with the following commands):
pip3 install pyautogui opencv-python python-crontab cron_descriptor
pip3 install pyautogui opencv-python
usage: autozoom.py [-h] {join,schedule,unschedule,list} ...
You can use AutoZoom to join, list, and schedule meetings from the command line.
You can use AutoZoom to join to a meeting
usage: autozoom.py join [-h] [-f FIX_DROP_DOWN] [-a] [-V] [-v] [-n NAME]
[-p PASSWORD] [-r]
id
positional arguments:
id The id of the meeting to join
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-f FIX_DROP_DOWN, --fix-drop-down FIX_DROP_DOWN
Use one less tab when joining. See Meeting ID Dropdown
for more info
-a, --audio Whether or not to turn on your audio input. Default is
false.
-V, --video Whether or not to turn on your video input. Default is
false.
-v, --verbose Enable verbose logging. WIP
-n NAME, --name NAME The name to display to others.
-p PASSWORD, --password PASSWORD
The password of the meeting to join
-r, --record Whether or not to record the call. Default is false.
WIP
Join meeting with id '1234567890', password 'abcde6' and the name 'John Smith':
python3 autozoom.py join 1234567890 -p abcde6 -n 'John Smith'
Join meeting with id '421234569' with audio, video, and record:
python3 autozoom.py join 421234569 -a -V -r
You can use AutoZoom to schedule meetings following your own CRON schedule (Linux only) or based on days of the week and times.
usage: autozoom.py schedule [-h] [-f FIX_DROP_DOWN] [-a] [-V] [-v] [-n NAME]
[-p PASSWORD] [-r] (-c CRON | -dt DATETIME)
schedulename id
positional arguments:
schedulename The name of the schedule to add, i.e. HIS101
id The id of the meeting to join
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-f FIX_DROP_DOWN, --fix-drop-down FIX_DROP_DOWN
Use one less tab when joining. See Meeting ID Dropdown
for more info
-a, --audio Whether or not to turn on your audio input. Default is
false.
-V, --video Whether or not to turn on your video input. Default is
false.
-v, --verbose Enable verbose logging. WIP
-n NAME, --name NAME The name to display to others.
-p PASSWORD, --password PASSWORD
The password of the meeting to join
-r, --record Whether or not to record the call. Default is false.
WIP
-c CRON, --cron CRON Custom CRON schedule. (* * * * *). Only use if you
know what you're doing. Linux only
-dt DATETIME, --datetime DATETIME
Days of the week (umtwrfs) and the time (24 hour or
am/pm). ex. Class at 10:45am on Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday (-dt 'mwf 10:45am')
Schedule meeting named 'Intro to Databases' on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Sunday at 3:30 pm with id 123456789, password abcde6 and record:
python3 autozoom.py schedule 'Intro to Databases' 123456789 -p abcde6 -dt "mtru 3:30pm" -r
You can unschedule individual meetings or all meetings.
usage: autozoom.py unschedule [-h] schedulename
positional arguments:
schedulename The name of the schedule to remove. Use 'all' to remove all
schedules., i.e. HIS101
Unschedule all meetings
python3 autozoom.py unschedule all
Unschedule a meeting named 'Introduction to Programming'
python3 autozoom.py unschedule 'Introduction to Programming'
You can list all scheduled meetings.
usage: autozoom.py unschedule [-h] schedulename
positional arguments:
schedulename The name of the schedule to remove. Use 'all' to remove all
schedules., i.e. HIS101
To list all scheduled meetings, run:
python3 autozoom.py list dummyid
Due to this tool pressing buttons and looking from them on the computer screen, your system must be logged in and on.
If your resolution is not supported, you can go through and manually screenshot the Zoom components yourself:
- Create a folder named YOURWIDTHxYOURHEIGHT on Linux, YOURWIDTHxYOURHEIGHTwindows on Windows
- Look at the other folders pictures and capture the same components using a screen capture tool. (Windows+Shift+S works well for Windows)
- Name accordingly and place them in your folder from step 1. **Note that btnLeave.png is the blue button on the 'Invalid meeting id window'
Sometimes, if you use Zoom a lot, it will add a little 'V' to the meeting ID field. autozoom.py defaults to working with this. If you don't have it, you can join a bunch of meetings to get it.
Currently, dual monitor support for Windows does not work well. If you have 2 monitors, make sure Zoom starts on your primary one. Otherwise, Pyautogui is not able to locate the buttons
- Autoscheduling meetings
- Recording (quietly)
- Better Resolution independence (Currently support 1920x1080, 1440x2560, 3840x2160)