Hello!

Bot for each milestone:

Milestone 2 ~ TestBot.java

Milestone 3 ~ TestBot2.java

Milestone 4 ~ TestBot3.java

[NOTE] This project was built using Gradle. Script found in root directory, build.gradle

[NOTE] Make sure that your IDE or console is operating on jdk 11 or higher.

[NOTE] Difficulty with ngrok uri? See workaround instructions at the bottom

Build Instructions

1. On your command terminal move to the project directory /zoom_api_java

    Enter ./gradlew build
   

Test Bot Instructions

1. Open ngrok tunnel on your console:

Assuming you are able to run ngrok in your terminal enter:

    ngrok start --none

This should open ngrok without any current tunnels.

2a. Preferably run the TestBot.java class in directory /zoom_api_java/src/main/java/bots

2b. If you have a second terminal (ngrok will be running on the first) with jdk 11 or higher you can move to the directory /zoom_api_java/src/main/java/bots

   Enter javac TestBot.java
   Enter java TestBot 

2c. I believe you can also run the bot from the root directory /zoom_api_java and perform these commands:

    ./gradlew build
    .gradlew run

3. You may first be prompted to sign into Zoom. Then, TestBot will take you through a series of commands exercising zoom api calls.

Configuration Instructions

1. Locate the bot.ini file in the src/main/java/bots directory.

2. Under [Oauth]

    Replace YOUR_CLIENT_ID with your api key obtained from Zoom developers
    Replace YOUR_CLIENT_SECRET with your api secret obtained from Zoom developers
   

Additional Notes

I was able to get the bot to run and perform functions using a combination of ngrok tunneling on my command terminal and running TestBot.main() in my IDE. Please let me know if there is any issues. I would be happy to demo in person via Zoom.

Difficulties with ngrok redirect?

Workaround:

1. Run TestBot
2. A tab in browser should appear stating "Invalid redirect: " + a url (containing ngrok.io at the end)
3. If this is the case, please add this url to your developer's whitelist on Zoom's site (developer.zoom.us)
4. Once this is successfully added, a link will be provided by the bot denoted by "Authorization request URI: ..."
5. When you click the link, a browser will pop up asking for authorization before running the bot.
6. If everything is good, once authorized, the bot should start up using that authorization request uri and proceed as normal.
7. Please reach out if this method is unsuccessful! I am able to get it to work, but understand certain unique situations can arise.