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feature(cli): rely on typer.locate instead of homemade function #290

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8 changes: 4 additions & 4 deletions dicogis/cli/cmd_inventory.py
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from dicogis.utils.notifier import send_system_notify
from dicogis.utils.slugger import sluggy
from dicogis.utils.texts import TextsManager
from dicogis.utils.utils import Utilities

# ############################################################################
# ########## Globals ###############
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] = None,
verbose: bool = False,
):
"""Main command.
"""List, extract metadata from geospatial datasets (files or database) and store it
as files.
Make an inventory of geodata files starting from a folder and/or
databases using connection listed in pg_service.conf and store everything in an
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notification_sound=opt_notify_sound,
)
if opt_open_output:
Utilities.open_dir_file(target=output_path)
typer.launch(url=f"{output_path.resolve()}")

# look for geographic database
if pg_services:
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)

if opt_open_output:
Utilities.open_dir_file(target=output_path)
typer.launch(url=f"{output_path.resolve()}")

logger.info(f"Logs stored in {Path(app_dir).joinpath('logs')}")
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