Zoom Plugin Sdk Macos

Zoom Plugin SDK for macOS

Use Swift or Objective-C to control Zoom Workplace from a separate native macOS application.

Start Here

1. Read Lifecycle and Integration.
2. Use Package and API Map to locate the authoritative header and sample for a feature.
3. Use Capabilities to check whether the official client can do the requested operation.
4. Implement the smallest auth and IPC connection baseline.
5. Add start/join and meeting-state handling.
6. Add one feature toolkit at a time.
7. Use Common Issues when callbacks, linking, permissions, or client compatibility fail.

Baseline Requirements

• A Zoom Marketplace General app with Plugin SDK enabled.
• A user OAuth access token containing plugin_sdk:read:connection_meta.
• Zoom Workplace 7.0.2 or later according to the public setup documentation.
• Xcode 16.1 or later.
• The complete signed dependency set from the package's PSDKLibs/ folder.

Package review baseline: zoom-plugin-sdk-macos-universal-7.1.0.595.

Minimal Lifecycle

Retain the listener for the full initialized lifetime:

import Cocoa
import ZoomToolSuite

final class PluginListener: NSObject, ZoomToolSuiteEventListenerProtocol {
    func onAuthResult(_ result: ZoomToolSuiteAuthResult) {
        // Continue only after .success.
    }

    func onIPCConnectStatusChanged(
        _ status: ZoomToolSuiteIPCConnectStatus,
        errorMessage: String?
    ) {
        // Enable controls only after .connected.
    }

    func onMeetingStatusChanged(_ status: ZoomToolSuiteMeetingStatus) {
        // Enable meeting toolkits only after .inMeeting.
    }
}

final class PluginController {
    private let listener = PluginListener()

    func initialize(accessToken: String) {
        let context = ZoomToolSuiteAuthContext()
        context.accessToken = accessToken
        context.domain = "https://zoom.us"
        ZoomToolSuiteAPI.initSDK(context, listener: listener)
    }

    func shutdown() {
        ZoomToolSuiteAPI.uninitSDK()
    }
}

Start or Join

let join = ZoomToolSuiteJoinMeetingParam()
join.displayName = "Display Name"
join.meetingNumber = 1234567890
join.password = ""

let submitted = ZoomToolSuiteAPI.PreMeeting.Launch.joinMeeting(param: join) { result in
    guard result.error_code == .success else {
        return
    }
}

submitted means the SDK accepted the call for processing. The completion result and subsequent meeting-status callbacks determine the actual outcome.

Implementation Guardrails

• Wait for auth success and .connected IPC status before calling pre-meeting APIs.
• Wait for .inMeeting before calling meeting feature APIs.
• Use the relevant ZoomToolSuiteMeetingInstance for default meeting, green room, or breakout-room contexts.
• Check host/co-host role and feature capability before privileged operations.
• Keep UI updates on the AppKit main thread if callbacks arrive on another thread.
• Do not embed client secrets in a distributed macOS app. Use PKCE/public-client behavior or a backend token exchange appropriate to the Marketplace app configuration.
• Re-sign packaged frameworks and libraries with the application's signing identity.

Feature Routing

Sources

• Official macOS docs
• Parent Plugin SDK skill
• Native Zoom Workplace Companion use case