(args=None)
Initialize Stolos.  This function must be called before Stolos's api is
    usable.  It fetches all required configuration variables to use stolos's
    library.  Will not load namespace options required by Stolos plugins.

    `args` - (optional).  Define command-line arguments to use.
        Default to sys.argv (which is what argparse does).
        Explicitly pass args=[] to not read command-line arguments, and instead
        expect that all arguments are passed in as environment variables.
        To guarantee NO arguments are read from sys.argv, set args=[]
        Example:  args=['--option1', 'val', ...]
Initialize Stolos.  This function must be called before Stolos's api is
    usable.  It fetches all required configuration variables to use stolos's
    library.  Will not load namespace options required by Stolos plugins.
Initialize Stolos . This function must be called before Stolos s api is usable . It fetches all required configuration variables to use stolos s library . Will not load namespace options required by Stolos plugins .
def initialize(args=None):
    """
    Initialize Stolos.  This function must be called before Stolos's api is
    usable.  It fetches all required configuration variables to use stolos's
    library.  Will not load namespace options required by Stolos plugins.

    `args` - (optional).  Define command-line arguments to use.
        Default to sys.argv (which is what argparse does).
        Explicitly pass args=[] to not read command-line arguments, and instead
        expect that all arguments are passed in as environment variables.
        To guarantee NO arguments are read from sys.argv, set args=[]
        Example:  args=['--option1', 'val', ...]
    """
    _initialize([_dt, _cb, _qb], args=args)
def initialize ( args = None ) : _initialize ( [ _dt , _cb , _qb ] , args = args )