improve library disable readme

[trim21]

Original example is a little bit confusing, is take me a while to figure out that I need to disable library's __name__ instead of name I used in logger.bind(name='my_library')

[Delgan]

Hi @trim21, thanks for the improvement suggestion.

Could you please clarify your use case?
I have trouble understand why you would need to use __name__.

What I mean by "library" is some module intended to be used as an external source (after being installed). If the module is part of a project, it does not need to call logger.disable(), it can be configured at the entry point of the project instead.

[trim21]

Hi @trim21, thanks for the improvement suggestion.

Could you please clarify your use case? I have trouble understand why you would need to use __name__.

I'm using loguru in my library and I find that I didn't actually disable it because I'm using the wrong name.

For your example, pip install my-library, and in the code, I should call logger.disable('my_library') instead of my-library, or logger.disable('my-library-2') for logger.bind(name='my-library-2')

[Delgan]

Ok, I see, thanks.

I think suggesting logger.disable(__name__) can be confusing as well, because the result will depend on where it's called from (while using a static name like "my_library" is less error-prone in my opinion).

Can you please change your commit so that the only change is:

logger.disable("my_library")  # Should be your library's `__name__` 

I think it helps clarify usage, right?

[Delgan]

Thank you!