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Adds example of including columns in model generation
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Expand Up @@ -40,6 +40,18 @@ Writing the files by hand is not the most efficient way to work. Soda (and Buffa

<%= partial("en/docs/db/model.md") %>

You can specify each column of the model to soda in order for it to generate the code for you, like this:

```bash
$ soda generate model [name] [column1]:[type] [column2]:[type]
```

This is how you would generate a person-model with columns for the persons name, age and bio:

```bash
$ soda generate model person name:string age:int bio:text
```

You can remove generated model by running:

```bash
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