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We try to get live information about the current participants of a meeting (multiple times during the meeting).
Yet unable to fetch these participants during the meeting. So far only after the meeting, which is not recent enough.
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Hi @XEO
As we are mainly responsible for general question of Microsoft Teams, your question related to Teams API development not supported by us. So I will also add office-teams-app-dev tag to your thread. Thanks for your understanding and patience!
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Were you ever able to get any live participant data out of the browser ? Thinking of using a similar implementation but i'm not seeing any user data we could use ie. email or MS id.
We used a Playwright browser to programmatically open teams, log in, bypass a little bit of bot protection, join the call and read the names of everyone currently in the call.
It works surprisingly well for our use case.
But i have never seen more data from these users. It's totally possible though, that we just didn't look for it (the name was enough for us)
In teams, if you hover a name, u will usually get some sort of pop-up with more user information. I believe that may be a way to go.
Calling the teams apis from JavaScript utilizing the logged in credentials sounds also feasible. But these remained a black box for me. I was never able to find the correct endpoints to call.
OK, thanks for the quick feedback. The only implementation that we have that works right now is to query the users calendar find meeting events and then get the list of attendees from there but more or less this isn’t really live data, which is what we were looking for.