Support Custom Hosts During Meeting Creation #21
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Enhanced the createMeeting function in Zoom.php to allow specifying a different Zoom user as the meeting host. Previously, the function defaulted to using the API caller's account as the host. Now, if a paid Zoom account has multiple users, you can pass a specific user ID to designate them as the host. Defaults to the current user if none is provided.
Updated README to clarify how to pass a custom user ID when creating a meeting with createMeeting. This ensures users understand how to designate a different host instead of defaulting to the API caller's account.
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This PR updates the createMeeting function in Zoom.php to allow specifying a different user as the meeting host. Previously, the function defaulted to using the API caller’s account as the host. Now, if a paid Zoom account has multiple users, a specific user ID can be passed to designate them as the host. If no user is provided, it defaults to the current user.
Additionally, the documentation has been updated to include an example of passing a custom user ID when creating a meeting. This ensures users are aware of the new functionality and how to use it effectively.