Hi, Why do i have "Key must be an Integer" error when doing something like :

(<!! (parser {} [{([:catalogue/id 1] {:where {:a 1}})
                   [:catalogue/name
                    :catalogue/status]}])))

using this :

(<!! (parser {} [{'(:catalogues {:where {:a 1}})
                   [:catalogue/name
                    :catalogue/status]}])))

(<!! (parser {} [{'([:catalogue/id 1] {:where {:a 1}})
                   [:catalogue/name
                    :catalogue/status]}])))

i can't get the params ?

I also don't understand why i should quote the query ?

I found that pathom/context work with that second case as this

(<!! (parser {} [{'([:catalogue/id 1] {:pathom/context {:where {:a 1}}})
                   [:catalogue/name
                    :catalogue/status]}])))

(<!! (parser {} [{'(:catalogues {:pathom/context {:where {:a 1}}})
                   [:catalogue/id
                    :catalogue/name]}]))) 

What do i miss here ?

Hi I was just curious about how folks are organizing their namespaces to best take advantage of prefixing and what have you. as one of my codebases has grown, we’ve taken breaking it up functionally,and making it more or less ‘clean’ with something like domain.concept.core (cljc) domain.concept.resolvers (clj[s]) etc,. we’d just been sticking specs for say :domain.concept/foo in the core ns, but recently added an empty domain.concept ns so that we can ::dc/foo and what have you. it seems more convenient, but just feels weird having the empty ns around just for the sake of naming.