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Slightly change readme, add "mandatory" to -d flag

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@ -17,6 +17,19 @@ I've included templates for struct definitions and select, delete and insert sta
Because writing boilerplate is annoying, that's why!
# Config?
To use SQLBoiler you need to create a ````config.toml```` in SQLBoiler's root directory. The file format looks like the following:
````
[postgres]
host="localhost"
port=5432
user="dbusername"
pass="dbpassword"
dbname="dbname"
````
# How?
SQLBoiler connects to your database (defined in your config.toml file) to ascertain the structure of your tables, and builds your Go boilerplate code using the templates defined in the ````/templates```` folder.
@ -100,7 +113,9 @@ func SelectExampleFriend(id int, db *sqlx.DB) (ExampleFriend, error) {
# Commands?
You have the ability to generate specific objects, or all objects by using the appropriate command. You can also choose to generate for all tables, a single table, or a group of tables using the ````--table```` flag. By default SQLBoiler outputs to Stdout, unless a file is specified with the ````--out```` flag. Before you use SQLBoiler make sure you create a ````config.toml```` configuration file with your database details, and specify your database by using the ````--driver```` flag.
You have the ability to generate specific objects, or all objects by using the appropriate command. You can also choose to generate for all tables, a single table, or a group of tables using the ````--table```` flag. By default SQLBoiler outputs to Stdout, unless a file is specified with the ````--out```` flag.
Before you use SQLBoiler make sure you create a ````config.toml```` configuration file with your database details, and specify your database by using the ````--driver```` flag.
For example: ````./sqlboiler all --driver="postgres" --out="filename.go" --table="my_table1, my_table2"````
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struct Generate structs from table definitions
Flags:
-d, --driver string The name of the driver in your config.toml
-d, --driver string The name of the driver in your config.toml (mandatory)
-o, --out string The name of the output file
-t, --table string A comma seperated list of table names
Use "sqlboiler [command] --help" for more information about a command.
````
# Config?
To use SQLBoiler you need to create a ````config.toml```` in SQLBoiler's root directory. The file format looks like the following:
````
[postgres]
host="localhost"
port=5432
user="dbusername"
pass="dbpassword"
dbname="dbname"
````
# Templates?
If you wish to modify the boilerplate that SQLBoiler provides you it's as simple as editing the relevant template in the ````/templates```` directory.

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@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ var cmdData *CmdData
// It also sets the global preRun hook and postRun hook. Every command will execute
// these hooks before and after running to initialize the shared state.
func init() {
SQLBoiler.PersistentFlags().StringP("driver", "d", "", "The name of the driver in your config.toml")
SQLBoiler.PersistentFlags().StringP("driver", "d", "", "The name of the driver in your config.toml (mandatory)")
SQLBoiler.PersistentFlags().StringP("table", "t", "", "A comma seperated list of table names")
SQLBoiler.PersistentFlags().StringP("out", "o", "", "The name of the output file")
SQLBoiler.PersistentPreRun = sqlBoilerPreRun