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@@ -186,6 +186,33 @@ if err != nil {
 }
 ```
 
+Variables get encoded as normal json. So if you supply a struct for a variable and want to rename fields, you can do this like that:
+```Go
+type Dimensions struct {
+	Width int `json:"ship_width"`,
+	Height int `json:"ship_height"`
+}
+
+var myDimensions = Dimensions{
+	Width : 10,
+	Height : 6,
+}
+
+var mutation struct {
+  CreateDimensions struct {
+     ID string `graphql:"id"`
+  } `graphql:"create_dimensions(ship_dimensions: $ship_dimensions)"`
+} 
+
+variables := map[string]interface{}{
+	"ship_dimensions":  myDimensions,
+}
+
+err := client.Mutate(context.TODO(), &mutation, variables)
+
+```
+which will set `ship_dimensions` to an object with the properties `ship_width` and `ship_height`.
+
 ### Custom scalar tag
 
 Because the generator reflects recursively struct objects, it can't know if the struct is a custom scalar such as JSON. To avoid expansion of the field during query generation, let's add the tag `scalar:"true"` to the custom scalar. If the scalar implements the JSON decoder interface, it will be automatically decoded.