SQLC named parameter in generated code for sql containing conditional where

I am using golang SQLC to generate CRUD operation go code from sql.

My select query is like bellow

-- name: SearchProducts :many
SELECT * FROM product
WHERE ( $1::varchar(100) IS NULL OR name LIKE  '%$1%' )
AND ( $2::varchar(1000) IS NULL OR description LIKE  '%$2%' );

SQLC generating code like bellow

type SearchProductsParams struct {
	Column1 string `json:"column_1"`
	Column2 string `json:"column_2"`
}

func (q *Queries) SearchProducts(ctx context.Context, arg SearchProductsParams) ([]Product, error) {
	rows, err := q.db.QueryContext(ctx, searchProducts, arg.Column1, arg.Column2)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}
....

Is there any way to configure sqlc so that it will use name & description instead of Column1 & Column2 in SearchProductsParams struct

You can use named parameters

-- name: SearchProducts :many
SELECT * FROM product
WHERE ( sqlc.arg(email)::varchar(100) IS NULL OR name LIKE  '%sqlc.arg(email)%' )
AND ( sqlc.arg(description)::varchar(1000) IS NULL OR description LIKE  '%sqlc.arg(description)%' );

You can find the documentation here

When doing selects with conditional filters what it works for me was something like this:

SELECT * FROM product
WHERE
	email like CASE
		WHEN @filter_email::bool
			THEN @email::VARCHAR
			ELSE '%'
		END
	AND
	description = CASE
		WHEN @filter_description::bool
			THEN @description::VARCHAR
			ELSE description
		END

You have to use the flag filter_email or filter_description flag and the value when you actually want to filter.