Hi,

Let’s say I have a GraphQL schema like this:

type Ops {
  add(a: Int, b: Int): Int
}

type Query {
  calc: Ops
}

…and I want my Absinthe server to answer to queries like this:

query {
  calc {
    some: add(a: 1, b: 2)
    some_other: add(a: 41, b: 1)
  }
}

The expected answer is like this:

{
  "data": {
    "calc": {
      "some": 3,
      "some_other": 42
     }
    }
  }

Now my problem is that I can’t figure out what to return in the resolver of the calc query. The first guess was to just return {:ok, %{some: 3, some_other: 42}}, but that doesn’t work. I tried a map with some and some_other key as strings. Also tried to return nested maps, and binary keys like "some:add" and "some: add". None of them worked. The only way Absinthe gives me a non-null response is to use the :add key in the return map, but that way I cannot distinguish between the two separate add calculations. (That means some and some_other collapses into the same value.)

What is the proper way to answer a query like this? What should I return from my resolver to get back two separate values for my tow aliases?