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Autozoom is a super simple Python script to launch your Zoom meetings at the scheduled times, making sure you "showing up" on time, 😉.

There is no pip installation or dependency hell at all, so that it is easy to use for most of non-tech-savvy students/professionals. 👨‍🎓 💼

"It is simplier than hosting a Minecraft server, kids" 👦

• HavePython3 installed. Make sure to pick the right version for you OS.
• HaveZoom client installed.

1. cd into directory
2. Edit theschedule.csv file formatted like the following:

3. Be careful, the earliest meeting on top and in order. Make sure the formats are correct, and end time of each meeting is after the start time
4. start the programpython auto-zoom.py(trick: if using non-Windows OS, doscreen python auto-zoom.py instead andCTR+A then D to run in the background, or else you need to keep your terminal open)

1. Have the prerequisites done (Zoom Client set up like you normally would and download Python3 from the link above)
2. Download the code from this page
3. Extract / Unzip the file
4. Edit the schedule.csv file
5. Then....

1. Follow the gif tutorial above
2. Search forTerminal and open it
3. In theTerminal typepython3, then space, then dragauto-zoom.py to theTerminal. You should have something likepython3 /Users/owl-dy/autozoom/auto-zoom.py
4. Confirm the meetings are processed and wait to auto-join the meetings, or close window to terminate the process

1. You can follow the gif tutorial above except
2. InStart menu search ofcmd and open it
3. In theCMD typepython3, then space, then dragauto-zoom.py to theCMD. You should have something likepython3 \Users\owl-dy\downloads\autozoom\auto-zoom.py
4. Confirm the meetings are processed and wait to auto-join the meetings, or close window to terminate the process

Check out/pro directory for more functionalities.These functionalities are still under constant updates/improvements. Starred this repo to follow more updates.

• Inspired from thisCNET video
• I also saw a similar attempt on thisgithub repo. However, his method uses image recognition, which requires some installations that are not so frindly to non-tech persons, and it only works on Windows.

• Want to be able to have a trigger word for Zoom's audio output, so whenever you are called on, autozoom can play a pre-recorded audio file to fake your presence
• Want to redirect audio output to a NLP service, and play back pre-recorded audio based on the content of the input audio