Checking if a Meeting is Running

To check if a meeting is currently running using the python-sage-bbb package, follow these steps:

Import the necessary modules:

from sage_bbb.services.client import BigBlueButtonClient

Initialize the client:

Initialize the client with your BigBlueButton server URL and security salt. Replace the placeholder values with your actual server URL and security salt.
```
bbb_client = BigBlueButtonClient(
    "http://your-bbb-server.com/bigbluebutton/api/",
    "your-security-salt",
)
```

Create a new meeting:

If you haven’t already created a meeting, use the create_meeting method to do so.

new_meeting = bbb_client.meetings.create_meeting(
    name="Test Meeting",
    meeting_id="random-9887584",
    attendee_pw="ap",
    moderator_pw="mp",
    record=True,  # Enable recording
    allowStartStopRecording=True
)
print(f"New Meeting: {new_meeting}")

Check if the meeting is running:

Use the is_meeting_running method to check if a meeting is currently running. Provide the meeting ID of the meeting you want to check.
```
is_running_response = bbb_client.meetings.is_meeting_running(
    meeting_id="random-9887584"
)
print(f"Is Meeting Running: {is_running_response}")
```

This will check if the specified meeting is currently running on your BigBlueButton server.

Is Meeting Running Parameters

The following table lists the parameters you can use when checking if a meeting is running:

Param Name	Type	Description
`meetingID` (required)	String	The meeting ID of the meeting to check.

For more details on the isMeetingRunning API call, refer to the BigBlueButton API documentation.