Zoom Automation
A python script that automatically joins a zoom meeting based on your timetable.
What does it do?
It performs the following processes:
- Checks the “meetingschedule.csv” file to look for meetings that are going to start.
- As soon as the current time matches any meeting time it opens the Zoom Desktop application.
- Navigates the cursor automatically to various steps to join the meeting.
- The meeting ID and passcode are extracted from “meetingschedule.csv” and entered into the Zoom app automatically.
Prerequisites
- Zoom app must be installed in your system.
- You must be logged in to your Zoom account.
- Meeting time for the day along with Meeting ID and passcode must be entered manually into the “meetingschedule.csv”
How to use?
- The best way to use my script is to firstly clone the git repo where you want to.
- Be sure to add the location where Zoom.exe is installed in your system in the line 20 of the Code file.
- Open “meetingschedule.csv” and fill in the Meeting Time, Meeting ID and Passcode of each meeting you want to join automatically.
- Open “Zoom.py”.
NOTE: Meeting Time must be in Hours and Minutes format only!
What happens behind the scene?
- An infinite loop keeps checking the current time of the system using “datetime.now” funtion.
- The zoom app is opened using “subprocess.Popen()” funtion as soon as current time matches the time mentioned in “meetingschedule.csv”.
- “pyautogui.locateOnScreen()” function locates the image of join button on the screen and returns the position.
- “pyautogui.moveTo()” moves the cursor to that location.
- “pyautogui.click()” performs a click operation.
- The meeting Id and Passcode are entered using the “keyboard.write()” command.
