Automatically joins zoom meetings directly (without opening browser and stuff) on windows, linux(or solaris, or BSD) and mac.
Also looks better that the other shit out there.

1. xdg-open for Linux (UNIX-like systems), open for Mac and start for Windows
2. curl
3. zoom client

We need to get shell scripts working on your system first.
Install Git Bash (Comes along with Git) (Recommended; easier to setup).
For help on installing Git Bash, check this article or this youtube video
OR
Install MSys2

NOTE: To launch the Git Bash terminal, search for "Git Bash" using your windows search and open it from there.

ℹ All the file/directory names are Case-Sensitive from here on

1. Launch your terminal (linux/mac) or your Git Bash terminal (windows) (refer to the note in the Windows section).

2. Run

curl "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/DaBigBlob/zoombie/main/install" -s | sh

(copy, paste and press ENTER or RETURN)

3. Your zoom-meetings.txt will be placed in your home directory (folder) by the Installer. Done.

1. Edit or add the required data to zoom-meetings.txt using your favourite text editor. (Details provided in the next section.)

2. Launch your terminal (Linux/Mac) or your Git Bash terminal (Windows)

3. Run

zoombie

(type and press ENTER or RETURN)

1. Navigate to your home directory (folder).
2. Open the zoom-meetings.txt file and edit with your favourite text editor. (Notepad works too -_-)

 <time in 12 hours of format HH:MM(AM/PM)> <link for the zoom meeting> <topic within double quotes (""), this parameter is optional>

Each field is to be separated by 1 space in between them.

Use separate lines for separate meetings.

08:07AM https://zoom.us/j/93559000000?pwd=bnlVVlJOdDMrM2JCdzRnd1samplexxxx "Joe-Mama's Birthday. But prolly not gonna join."
10:20PM https://zoom.us/j/94705000000?pwd=VE5KckdtVGpzWEgxZGlzcVsamplexxxx "Pride Party! Woo Hoo!"

zoombie wont work offline.
and

Generic keyboards: CTRL+c
Apple keyboards: ⌘+c

You don't have to.
Everytime you run zoombie, it automatically fetches the latest version.

Special thanks to contributor SpiderMath for adding Windows support to the shell script.