Update documentation for code generation

[rkrishnasanka]

It would be great if there was a full example for:

1. Code Generation Config with all the options and explicitly listed so that we don't need to piece it together
2. Full example of using the generated code (CRUD). The documentation is a little ambiguous right now in terms of how I should establish the database connections, etc.

[stephenafamo]

I would appreciate a PR on this, or other documentation improvements in general.

[jacobmolby]

@rkrishnasanka Simply call bob.New(db)

[rkrishnasanka]

Yeah I figured it out shortly after commenting. I missed the link for bob executors. I'll do a PR once I'm done implementing stuff.

[rkrishnasanka]

Is there a discord for this ? I feel like its better to get some direct feedback. The query parameters are confusing. For example:

	queuesView := psql.NewView[*models.Queue]("core", "queues")
	// Check if the queue already exists
	row, err := queuesView.Query(
		context.Background(),
		bob.NewDB(db),
		models.SelectWhere.Queues.QueueName.EQ(queuename),
	).One()

In this scenario, I get:

"pq: missing FROM-clause entry for table \"queues\"" bob golang

as the error

[jacobmolby]

If you are using the code generation, the view/table is already created for you.

Simply use:

queue, err := models.Queues.Query(
		context.Background(),
		bob.NewDB(db),
		models.SelectWhere.Queues.QueueName.EQ(queuename),
	).One()

//queue is of type models.Queues now

[rkrishnasanka]

@jacobmolby So turns out that there are a couple more errors happening here that made this complicated #187 . so thats why I've just been dealing with bugs.

[pcriv]

@rkrishnasanka I couldn't find any documentationion of how to use the CLI to generate the code, could you maybe share how you did it?

[rkrishnasanka]

Here's the command I use

go run github.com/stephenafamo/bob/gen/bobgen-psql@latest -c ./config/bobgen.yaml

Here's the config

psql:
  dsn: "postgres://postgres:@localhost:5432/postgres?sslmode=disable"

  schemas: ["application","core"]
  shared_schema: "public"