I haven't found a way to totally automate that process, but atleast you can create them using tags and only a little bit of code.
Workarround example:
There are some github projects in the wild, which help you to achieve this.
For example structable
You'd have to add tags to your structs members.
Example from github:
type Stool struct {
Id int `stbl:"id, PRIMARY_KEY, AUTO_INCREMENT"`
Legs int `stbl:"number_of_legs"`
Material string `stbl:"material"`
Ignored string // will not be stored. No tag.
}
When you have that part, you can create the table like in the following example (also from the github page)
stool := new(Stool)
stool.Material = "Wood"
db := getDb() // Get a sql.Db. You're on the hook to do this part.
// Create a new structable.Recorder and tell it to
// bind the given struct as a row in the given table.
r := structable.New(db, "mysql").Bind("test_table", stool)
// This will insert the stool into the test_table.
err := r.Insert()