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On 6/7/2022 at 1:26 AM, vitor said:

There are several Workflows for Zoom, but I didn’t see one which mentioned multiple accounts. I also did a web search and found no acceptable way to do it programatically. Seems like Zoom only allows you to do it manually.

You may be able to cobble something together, but it absolutely depends on how Zoom does authentication. For example, there may be a file or folder on your machine (likely somewhere under ~/Library) which defines the details of the current logged in account. Copying that when you’re logged in to each account and then replacing it on command with a Workflow might work. But again, it depends entirely on Zoom itself and will require some digging around.

 

If you find any way to do it with the command-line, we can help you make it into an Alfred Workflow.

Thanks alot! The only thing I found that would've possibly work is to create an SDK for it. But I guess developing it would not be worth the time saved as this problem does seems kind of irrelevant on a grand scheme 😅

Hey guys,

would like to know whether anyone has a workflow that allows users to switch between Zoom accounts? 

What the workflow would need to do is to log-out of active account 1 and log into account 2 and vice-versa if needed.

Unfortunately I don't really code or was able to make an Applescript for the above process and would love to heard whether anybody has any thoughts or similar workflows that can be easily adapted.

Thanks!

@modusop looks like my output prior to installing the requests library for python on your computer. have you tried the debugger in Alfred to find out where the problem is?

In can anyone is wondering how it'd look like, from https://www.reuters.com/world/biden-meets-japanese-emperor-start-visit-launch-regional-economic-plan-2022-05-23/:

Found the solution to gain access to importing requests:

for usr/bin/python, run in Terminal:

python -m pip install requests

for usr/bin/python3, run in Terminal:

python3 -m pip install requests

Nice stuff! Very excited to test it out! Really liked how easy you made it for users to enter their API_keys!

Unfortunately I couldn't get it running. Has probably something to do with the python path on Mac. The debugger shows:

[15:26:40.642] Bionic Reading[Keyword] Processing complete
[15:26:40.646] Bionic Reading[Keyword] Passing output 'hello' to Run Script
[15:26:40.647] Bionic Reading[Keyword] Passing output 'hello' to Run Script
[15:26:40.802] ERROR: Bionic Reading[Run Script] Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "bionic.py", line 7, in <module>
    import requests
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'requests'
[15:26:40.804] Bionic Reading[Run Script] Processing complete
[15:26:40.805] Bionic Reading[Run Script] Passing output '' to Run Script

Already tried changing the python path at the very beginning of the bionic.py file, but can't seem to get your workflow working properly.

(requests-library has been installed via bot pip install requests and pip3 install requests)

would be great if anyone has a solution for this!

nice stuff! thanks so much, helpful for everyone in China or communicating with Chinese companies via Tencent meeting!