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The work of this project is forked from https://hg.sr.ht/~dreimark/bigbluebutton-python-api which in turn is derived from https://github.com/schallis/django-bigbluebutton 98f2259fa3 by Steve Challis.
It is a wrapper for accessing the API of BigBlueButton https://docs.bigbluebutton.org/dev/api.html
pip install bigbluebutton-api
Here are a few things you can do with this library.
from bigbluebutton import BigBlueButton
bbb = BigBlueButton('<YOUR_BBB_URL>', '<YOUR_BBB_SALT>')
meeting_id = 'some-meeting-id'
bbb.create_meeting(meeting_id, 'Some meeting name', 'attendee password', 'moderator password')
moderator_link = meeting.join_meeting_url(meeting_id, 'Example Moderator', 'moderator password'))
attendee_link = meeting.join_meeting_url(meeting_id, 'Example Attendee', 'attendee password'))
all_meetings = meeting.get_meetings()
is_running = meeting.is_running(meeting_id)
end_link = meeting.end_meeting_url(meeting_id, 'moderator password')
if meeting.is_running(meeting_id):
meeting.end_meeting(meeting_id, 'moderator password')
I have absolutely no experience with publishing packages to PyPI and with copyright / attributions. I don't intend to step on anyone's toes, I just felt like the original library needed a few bugfixes and improvements.
If you feel I haven't recognized your work on this project, please let me know.
I don't plan on further maintaining this package, unless the BBB API changes enough to break it. We do use this
in production, however I can't guarantee everything works (we mainly use the create
and join
calls). I can, however,
review any PRs and accept new contributors (after a few approved PRs).
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