Command Type: System (project management)
    
*Summary*

The BJS CCHRRD Conversion system allows a user to create and run multiple projects. 
When a project command is invoked it will only be applied to the current working project. 
Therefore, when working with multiple projects it is necessary to run the Activate command to switch between projects. 

For example, consider that the conversion system has two projects demo1 and demo2. If demo1 is the current working project and the user wants to run conversion commands on demo2 the user must invoke the activate command to set demo2 as the current working project and enable project commands to run on the demo2 project.

*Syntax*
activate –n [PROJECT NAME] **(-r [ROOT DIR]) (-v)** 

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|   Parameter   |   Type   |                              Description                                 |      Default      |
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|--name, -n     | Required | Specifies the name of the project to activate.    None                   |                   |
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|--root_dir, -r | Optional | Specifies the location of the root directory that contains project data. | [CONFIG.ROOT_DIR] |
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|--verbose, -v  | Toggle   | Enables more detailed output, including more information about errors.   | OFF               |
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*Usage Example*

Example 1: Create a new project named demo2

>>> python cchrrd.py activate -n demo2