code: def explainerdashboard_cli(ctx):
      """
      explainerdashboard CLI tool. Used to launch an explainerdashboard from
      the commandline.
  
      \b
      explainerdashboard run
      ----------------------
  
      Run explainerdashboard and start browser directly from command line.
  
      \b
      Example use:
          explainerdashboard run explainer.joblib
          explainerdashboard run dashboard.yaml
          explainerdashboard run dashboard.yaml --no-browser --port 8051
          explainerdashboard run --help
  
      If you pass an explainer.joblib file, will launch the full default dashboard.
      Generate this file with explainer.dump("explainer.joblib")
  
      If you pass a dashboard.yaml file, will launch a fully configured
      explainerdashboard. Generate dashboard.yaml with
      ExplainerDashboard.to_yaml('dashboard.yaml')
  
      If no argument given, searches for either dashboard.yaml or
      explainer.joblib, in that order, so if you keep that naming convention
      you can simply start with:
  
      \b
          explainerdashboard run
  
      \b
      explainerdashboard build
      ------------------------
  
      Build and store an explainer object, based on explainer.yaml file, that indicates
      where to find stored model (e.g. model.pkl), stored datafile (e.g. data.csv),
      and other explainer parameters.
  
      \b
      Example use:
          explainerdashboard build explainer.yaml
          explainerdashboard build explainer.yaml dashboard.yaml
          explainerdashboard build --help
  
      If given a second dashboard.yaml argument, will use that dashboard
      configuration to calculate necessary properties for that specific dashboard
      configuration before storing to disk. Otherwise will use dashboard_yaml
      parameter in explainer.yaml to find configuration, or alternatively
      simply calculate all properties.
  
      explainer.yaml file can be generated with explainer.to_yaml("explainer.yaml")
  
      If no argument given, searches for explainer.yaml, so if you keep that
      naming convention you can simply start the build with:
  
      \b
          explainerdashboard build
  
      """
  
imports: import os
  import webbrowser
  from pathlib import Path
  from importlib import import_module
  from copy import deepcopy
  import pickle
  import oyaml
  import pandas
  import joblib
  import click
  import waitress
  from explainerdashboard import *
  from explainerdashboard.explainers import BaseExplainer
  from explainerdashboard.dashboards import ExplainerDashboard
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