DingTalk Interface and PHP Mobile Meeting Sign-in Application Development Guide

Mobile Meeting Sign-in Application Development Guide for DingTalk Interface and PHP

With the rapid development of the mobile Internet, online meetings have become an important part of business activities. In online meetings, check-in is an essential part. In order to improve the efficiency and accuracy of sign-in, we can develop an efficient and convenient mobile conference sign-in application by combining the features of DingTalk interface and PHP language.

This article will guide you on how to use DingTalk interface and PHP language to develop such a mobile conference check-in application, and attach relevant code examples.

1. Obtain the DingTalk interface permissions

Before starting development, we first need to obtain the relevant permissions of the DingTalk interface. Please make sure you have a corresponding DingTalk developer account and have created an enterprise application.

1. Create an enterprise application in the DingTalk developer backend.
2. In the settings of the enterprise application, find the "Interface Permission Management" option and click "Add Interface Permission".
3. In the interface permissions, select "Conference Sign-in Permissions" and click "Save".
4. After successful authorization, record the relevant information of the enterprise application, including: enterprise ID, enterprise application AgentId and enterprise application Secret.

2. Use PHP to implement mobile meeting sign-in application

1. Introduce DingTalk API development library

First, you need to add DingTalk to your PHP The DingTalk API development library is introduced into the code. You can use Composer to install the library and perform the installation through the following command line:

composer require dingtalk/api-sdk

After the installation is complete, you can use DingTalk API-related classes and methods in your code.

2. Get access_token

Before calling the DingTalk interface, you need to obtain a valid access_token. access_token is a necessary parameter when making an interface call.

You can obtain access_token through the following code:

use DingtalkTokenAccessToken;
use DingtalkTokenCacheStringCache;

$config = [
    'app_key' => 'your_app_key',
    'app_secret' => 'your_app_secret',
];

$accessToken = new AccessToken($config);
$cache = new StringCache();
$access_token = $accessToken->getToken($cache);

Please replace your_app_key and your_app_secret in the code with the corresponding information of your application.

3. Create meeting sign-in

By calling the DingTalk interface, we can create a meeting sign-in.

use DingtalkClient;
use DingtalkStructMeetingCreateRequest;

$request = new CreateRequest();
$request->setAccessToken($access_token);
$request->setMeetingStartTime($start_time);
$request->setMeetingEndTime($end_time);
$request->setMeetingSubject($subject);

$client = new Client();
$response = $client->execute($request);

Please replace $start_time, $end_time and $subject in the code with the start time, end time and title of the meeting respectively .

4. Get the meeting sign-in QR code

After successfully creating the meeting sign-in, we can obtain the QR code for the meeting sign-in through the interface.

use DingtalkStructMeetingQrCodeRequest;

$request = new QrCodeRequest();
$request->setAccessToken($access_token);
$request->setMeetingId($meeting_id);

$client = new Client();
$response = $client->execute($request);
$qr_code_url = $response->getQrCodeUrl();

Please replace $meeting_id in the code with the ID of the meeting you just created.

5. Complete sign-in

Participants can complete sign-in by scanning the generated conference sign-in QR code.

use DingtalkStructMeetingCheckinRequest;

$request = new CheckinRequest();
$request->setAccessToken($access_token);
$request->setMeetingId($meeting_id);
$request->setUserId($user_id);

$client = new Client();
$response = $client->execute($request);

Please replace $meeting_id and $user_id in the code with the meeting ID and user ID of the corresponding participant respectively.

So far, we have completed the development of a simple mobile meeting check-in application. By calling the DingTalk interface and combining it with PHP language, we can achieve efficient and convenient meeting check-in.

Through the above code examples, you can make corresponding adjustments and extensions according to your specific needs.

Summary:

This article introduces how to use the DingTalk interface and PHP language to develop a mobile conference check-in application. By calling the DingTalk interface, we can create meetings, obtain meeting sign-in QR codes, and sign in participants. I hope this article will be helpful to your development. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us.

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