run gnorm init to get a default gnorm.toml file and template files in the current directory. You need to at least set the ConnStr, DBType, and Schemas values... Now, to test your configuration, run gnorm preview. This will query your database and spit out all the information Gnorm knows about your database, including schema names, table names, column info, custom types, etc. in a nice tabular format.
This does not work because gnorm init creates templates in a directory called templates, with the extension .gotmpl, but the config file it creates expects them to be in testdata/<template>.tpl.
Either the documentation should be updated to tell users to modify the template path in their config, or (preferably) the config file should point at the correct filenames generated by gnorm init
getting started says:
This does not work because
gnorm initcreates templates in a directory calledtemplates, with the extension.gotmpl, but the config file it creates expects them to be intestdata/<template>.tpl.Either the documentation should be updated to tell users to modify the template path in their config, or (preferably) the config file should point at the correct filenames generated by
gnorm init