configure_logging reference

def configure_logging(
    level: LogLevels,
    ws_queue: multiprocessing.Queue | None = None,
    log_file_path: str | None = None,
    suppress_packages: dict[str, int] | None = None,
    use_websocket: bool = True,
) -> None:

Parameter	Default	Behavior
level	required	Minimum level for the console and websocket handlers. The file handler is configured at TRACE, but records must also pass the root logger (which is set to level), so in practice nothing below level reaches the file either. The TRACE file-handler setting only differs from level when level itself is below TRACE (for example LogLevels.ALL).
ws_queue	None	Queue for websocket distribution. If None and running in the main process, a new queue is created and an atexit cleanup hook is registered. If None in a child process, configure_logging returns before configuring any handlers (package suppression and custom level registration still run). The child should instead receive the parent's queue and pass it here.
log_file_path	None	Log file location. None means the default path, ~/skellylogs_data/logs/<iso8601 timestamp>.log (redirectable via the SKELLYLOGS_LOG_DIR environment variable).
suppress_packages	DEFAULT_NOISY_PACKAGES	Map of {logger_name: level} applied via setLevel. Pass {} to suppress nothing.
use_websocket	True	When False, skip the websocket queue and handler entirely (console + file only). Present in the source; not yet reflected in the README.

Typical setup, as done at import time in the consuming packages:

import logging
from skellylogs import configure_logging, LogLevels

LOG_LEVEL = LogLevels.TRACE
configure_logging(LOG_LEVEL)

logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)
logger.success("Logging is configured")