Warning: It is closer to example code than daily use code.

This repo contains the following:

1. Notification Listener can be used with pyinstalive
   Caution!! There is a memory leak and will be deleted from the repo soon.

   1. In windows, Ahk script to receive notifications from firefox and automatically run pyinstallive.
      Use pyinstallive 3.2.4 and Run notification.ahk with ahk 1.1.
      

   AutoHotkeyU64.exe notification.ahk
   

   You must set this in pyinstalive.ini

   download_comments = False
   do_heartbeat = False
   

   Unfortunately, Since there is no easy way to intercept a web push, The method of detecting browser notifications does not work outside of Windows 10+.
   

   2. In Linux, python script to receive notifications from firefox and automatically run pyinstallive. (Tested on kf5 on debian.)

   python3 notification_linux.py
   

   3. For Mac, I don't think it's possible on OSX, currently.

2. An alternative python script of pyinstallive is in alternative folder.

3. A nodejs script that receives mqtt notifications and starts live recording. (recommend)
   You should edit .env before use.

Use it at your own risk. Also, I don't own a Mac or Linux, so it's not tested.

Known Limitation

1. If you use streamlink, you will miss the beginning.
   An experimental example of running the python wrapper using instagram_private_api_extensions is in the /testing folder. This method may have video quality problems.
   To fix this, You should edit live.py in side-packages/instagram_private_api_extensions like this. From

               representations = sorted(
                   representations,
                   key=lambda rep: (
                       (int(rep.attrib.get('width', '0')) * int(rep.attrib.get('height', '0'))) or
                       int(rep.attrib.get('bandwidth', '0')) or
                       rep.attrib.get('FBQualityLabel') or
                       int(rep.attrib.get('audioSamplingRate', '0'))),
                   reverse=True)
               representation = representations[0]
               representation_id = representation.attrib.get('id', '')
               

to

               representations = sorted(
                   representations,
                   key=lambda rep: (
                       (int(rep.attrib.get('width', '0')) * int(rep.attrib.get('height', '0'))),
                       int(rep.attrib.get('bandwidth', '0'))
                       or
                       int(rep.attrib.get('audioSamplingRate', '0'))
                       ),
                   reverse=True)
               representation = representations[0]
               representation_id = representation.attrib.get('id', '')

simply sort algorithm fault. There may be multiple items of the same resolution with different bandwidths. To get the original quality, it must be live-pst-v.
Sometimes, live-pst-v may not have the best resolution or bandwidth. So, I am considering two options to get the original resolution.

                pst_rep = None;
               for rep_elem in representations:
                   if(rep_elem.attrib.get('id','') == "live-pst-v"):
                       pst_rep =  rep_elem
               if pst_rep is not None:
                   representation = pst_rep
                   representation_id = representation.attrib.get('id', '')

or

               representations = sorted(
                   representations,
                   key=lambda rep: (
                       int(rep.attrib.get('FBMaxBandwidth', '0'))
                       or
                       int(rep.attrib.get('audioSamplingRate', '0'))
                       ),
                   reverse=True)
               representation = representations[0]
               representation_id = representation.attrib.get('id', '')

2. Sometimes notifications may not arrive.

3. The script for nodejs is example script using instagram_mqtt. If your internet is disconnected, mtqq will not reconnect and node script just will exit.
   In other words, you cannot receive notification.
   Since upstream is not maintained, there is currently no solution. I'm thinking of a Launcher script that checks if the script is running.