Configuration

mollog 1.0.0 adds a top-level configure() helper for the common case where an application wants to configure the root logger once and then call get_logger(...) everywhere else.

Basic setup

```python from mollog import JSONFormatter, StreamHandler, configure

handler = StreamHandler() handler.set_formatter(JSONFormatter())

configure(level="info", handlers=[handler]) ```

Default stream setup

If you do not pass handlers, configure() installs a default StreamHandler to stderr:

```python from mollog import configure

configure(level="warning") ```

Replacing vs extending handlers

By default, configure() replaces existing root handlers and closes them.

python configure(level="info", replace=True)

If you want to preserve current root handlers and add more:

python configure(level="debug", handlers=[my_handler], replace=False)

Shutdown

Use shutdown() during application teardown to close handlers and clear context-local state:

```python from mollog import shutdown

shutdown() ```

This is especially useful in test suites, short-lived CLIs, and worker processes.