If you’re looking to start a Google Meet meeting by calling an API and obtaining the meeting URL, you might want to check the latest Google Meet and Calendar API documentation to see if there have been any updates or new features that address your specific use case.
As of my last update, Google Meet itself had an API in beta, and it’s possible that new functionalities or improvements have been introduced since then. You can refer to the official Google Meet API documentation for the most up-to-date information:
- Google Meet API: https://developers.google.com/meet
If the direct creation of Google Meet meetings is not available through an API, you might need to use Calendar API or other related APIs to schedule events that include Google Meet links.
Remember to also check the Google Calendar API documentation for any updates related to creating events with Google Meet links:
- Google Calendar API: https://developers.google.com/calendar
Be sure to review the documentation and release notes for any changes or new features that might allow you to achieve your goal. If there have been updates or changes after my last knowledge update in January 2022, you should be able to find the most accurate and current information in the official documentation.