zscraper

Node.js module to scrape Zoom participant data manually using Puppeteer.

Notes

This module scrapes Zoom conference participant data by visiting the reporting pages for your organisation. Authentication is handled manually and requires users to approve the login attempt through a pre-configured authenticator app.

This module maybe useful for users when:

• They cannot configure or use the Zoom API,
• The Zoom account is restricted by their organisation:
  • Microsoft Active Directory prevents them from authorising their application,
  • Microsoft Active Directory/2FA authentication policy prevents them from requesting TOTP tokens in their application,
  • The account has API limits or is not part of a Zoom Pro Plan.

Installation

$ npm i zscraper

Example

Import ZoomScraper and Puppeteer modules

import ZoomScraper from "zscraper";
import Puppeteer from "puppeteer";

Create a Puppeteer Instance

// Setup Puppeteer options
const puppeteerOptions = {
    headless: false,
    defaultViewport: null,
};

// Creates puppeteer/chromium instance
const browser = await Puppeteer.launch(puppeteerOptions);
const page = await browser.newPage();

Create a ZoomScraper Instance

Note: Organisation must hold an active Zoom license

// Instantiate scraper with your organisations' name
const zoom = new ZoomScraper("navitas");

Login To Zoom

In this version, the Zoom login method requires manual approval through a pre-configured authenticator such as a mobile phone. If no approval is given, this method will time out.

// Login to given organisation with user name and password
await zoom.login(page, ZOOM_ID, ZOOM_PASSWORD);

Retrieve Meeting Data

This method returns all meetings between the given dates in mm/dd/yyyy format.

// Get meetings as custom data object between _from and _to dates.
const meetings = await zoom.getMeetings(page, "04/01/2022", "04/03/2022");

Output

Once pupulated, the meeting object may be printed in accordance with the Meeting Interface Types.

// Print all details
console.log(meetings[0]);

// or

// Print host email for particular meeting
console.log(meetings[0].host);

// or

// Print participant details for particular meeting
console.log(meetings[0].participants);

Meeting Interface Types

The meetings object holds a list of meetings represented by the IZoomMeetings interface type.

interface IZoomMeetings extends Array<IZoomMeeting> { }

Individual meetings are represented by the IZoomMeeting interface type.

interface IZoomMeeting {
    id: string;
    topic: string;
    date: string;
    timeFromTopic: string;
    host: string;
    participants: IZoomParticipants;
}

The participants property in IZoomMeeting holds a list of paticipants represented by the IZoomParticipants interface type.

interface IZoomParticipants extends Array<IZoomParticipant> { }

A single participant is represented through the IZoomParticipant interface type:

interface IZoomParticipant {
    name: string;
    email: string;
    duration: string;
    guest: string;
}

How To Run

Place the example code in an index.js file at the root of a new Node.js project.

$ node index.js

# or if running with .env variables

$ node -r dotenv/config index.js

Licence

MIT © Zear Ibrahim