docs(changelog test): i test how to automate ChangeLog

node_modules/commitizen/dist/cli/commitizen.js

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+"use strict";
+
+Object.defineProperty(exports, "__esModule", {
+  value: true
+});
+exports.bootstrap = bootstrap;
+var _commitizen = require("../commitizen");
+var _parsers = require("./parsers");
+let {
+  parse
+} = _parsers.commitizen;
+/**
+ * This is the main cli entry point.
+ * environment may be used for debugging.
+ */
+function bootstrap(environment = {}, argv = process.argv) {
+  // Get cli args
+  let rawGitArgs = argv.slice(2, argv.length);
+
+  // Parse the args
+  let parsedArgs = parse(rawGitArgs);
+  let command = parsedArgs._[0];
+
+  // Do actions based on commands
+  if (command === "init") {
+    let adapterNpmName = parsedArgs._[1];
+    if (adapterNpmName) {
+      console.log(`Attempting to initialize using the npm package ${adapterNpmName}`);
+      try {
+        (0, _commitizen.init)(process.cwd(), adapterNpmName, parsedArgs);
+      } catch (e) {
+        console.error(`Error: ${e}`);
+      }
+    } else {
+      console.error('Error: You must provide an adapter name as the second argument.');
+    }
+  } else {
+    console.log(`
+
+    Commitizen has two command line tools:
+
+      1) cz         -- used for making commits according to convention
+                       note: you can run 'git cz' if installed with -g
+      2) git-cz     -- alias for 'cz'
+      3) commitizen -- used for installing adapters into your project
+
+    Generally if you're using someone else's repo and they've already set up an
+    adapter, you're going to just be running:
+
+         cz
+
+    However, if you create a new repo and you want to make it easier for future
+    contributors to follow your commit message conventions using commitizen then
+    you'll need to run a command like this one to add this adapter to your config:
+
+         commitizen init cz-conventional-changelog --save
+
+    You should swap out cz-conventional-changelog for the NPM package name of the
+    adapter you wish you install in your project's package.json.
+
+    Detailed usage:
+
+      1) commitizen <sub-command>
+
+         init <adapter-npm-name> [args]
+
+           description: Install a commitizen adapter from npm and adds it to your
+                        config.commitizen in your package.json file.
+
+           args:
+             --save         Install the adapter to package.json dependencies
+             --save-dev     Install the adapter to devDependencies
+             --save-exact   Install an exact version instead of a range
+             --force        Force install the adapter, even if a previous one exists.
+
+      2) cz <any regular git commit arguments>
+
+          description: Runs the commitizen prompter, asking you questions so that you
+                       follow the commit conventions of the repository of the current
+                       directory.
+
+                       note: cz may even be run as 'git cz' if installed with -g.
+
+    `);
+  }
+}