# appenlight_diamond Python-Diamond handler for App Enlight
Usage
If not using diamond version that comes with bundled handler, you first need to install the package:
pip install appenlight_diamond
Then you need to add the handler to your diamond.conf handler section:
# Handlers for published metrics. handlers = diamond.handler.appenlight.AppenlightMetricHandler, ..., diamond.handler.archive.ArchiveHandler
If your installation doesn’t ship the handler yet the handler and you installed it on your own, line needs to be slightly different:
# Handlers for published metrics. handlers = appenlight_diamond.AppenlightMetricHandler, ..., diamond.handler.archive.ArchiveHandler
Finally, you need to add a configuration section:
[[AppenlightMetricHandler]] apikey = PRIVATE_API_KEY #server = http://optional.custom.server.com
apikey is mandatory, server is optional and by default https://api.appenlight.com will be used as default value.
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