Python logzero + standard logging

Question

I'm using logzero in a Python script which calls library code. The library code uses the standard Python logging module.

Is there a nice way to have logging initialised so that the output matches what I get from logzero? I like that logzero gives me a pre-defined, coloured format without boilerplate setup code, but dislike that logs from library code aren't caught. I'm just logging to the console, nothing fancy.

Without any boilerplate setup, the following only outputs the line from logzero, not the one from logging (and the same is true if logs are sent to logging from a separate file/module).

import logzero
import logging

log = logging.getLogger(__name__)

logzero.logger.info('Hi from logzero')
log.info('Hi from logging')

I've worked around this by initialising logging in my main script with a logging.basicConfig() line defining a similar format to logzero but I feel like there is a nicer way I've missed.

question from:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/65903898/python-logzero-standard-logging

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