Zoom Manager

A webapp to let multiple users manage meetings on a single Zoom account.

Setup

You will need a build environment and a server. The build environment takes the codebase and your configuration and creates the files that you deploy to your production environment on the server.

Build environment requirements:

• Node.js/NPM - use NVM to ensure you're on the correct versions for this project.
• Bash - should be available on any modern machine

Server requirements:

• Python 3 - must be able to run as a CGI script
• .htaccess files enabled - uses rewrite rules for both the frontend and backend.
• Ability to install pip3 packages

Configuration

Configuration is stored in a file named config.sh in the project root directory; you will have to create this yourself. Each config variable should be exported like this:

#!/bin/bash

export ZOOMAPIKEY=keykeykey
export ZOOMAPISECRET=secret
export DEPLOYHOST=hostname
export DEPLOYPATH=path

Required configuration fields (case-sensitive):

• DEPLOYHOST - The hostname of your server
• DEPLOYPATH - The pathname on the server to which the build should be copied
• ZOOMAPIKEY - your Zoom app API key
• ZOOMAPISECRET - your Zoom app API secret
• DBHOST - The hostname of your database; if your database is on the same server as your web host, use localhost
• DBNAME - The database name
• DBUSER - The database username
• DBPASS - The database password

Deployment

Once your files are in place:

1. Deploy by running the bin/deploy.sh script.
2. Log in to your server; in the web directory, under api/, run setup_db.py to set up your server, and then create_user.py to create a user.

Development

The frontend is written using Ember.js. All javascript code is run through ESLint; run bin/install-pre-commit to run ESLint as a pre-commit hook.

The backend is written in Python, and sends JSON responses to the frontend.