When using either dynamically created JWT tokens, or even hard-copying the one provided from the App Marketplace for my app, my API requests always fail due to an ‘invalid access token’. I am currently working on the Meetings endpoint, specifically trying to create a meeting. The endpoint is: https://eu01api-www4local.zoom.us/v2/users/me/meetings (using the GDPR compliant EU base URL). My cURL request looks
Tag: zoom-sdk
Automating Zoom API authentication with PHP not working
I am trying to automate the sign in process with the Zoom API to allow me to use my website to create meetings but I cannot seem to get the sign in to work in order to allow me to get an authentication code to call the API methods. I am doing this in PHP and I am fairly novice
Zoom Api – I can’t update a meeting
I am trying to update a meeting using Zoom API but I can’t get it to work. I’m trying to do a PATCH request using eleague oauth2 client like this: I’m getting an empty response, and I’m not sure what is missing. Can anyone help me? Answer basically the response given by the api is blank or just meeting updated
Zoom API – Request to check email does not work
I am trying to consume Zoom’s API using PHP and Oauth2. I was able to connect to the aplication and get the token using the generic lib oauth2-client. But, when I try to make a simple request, I get an error, saying that the email is missing. This is my code: As you can see, I am passing the email
How to configure API key & API secret in Laravel?
I have been working on a Laravel project that provides online education to students. I wanted to use Zoom services of video conferencing so that the teacher can connect with their students through video conference. Following the API reference documentation, I have registered an app with Zoom. I got an API key and API secret along with an access token