Dynamic identifier with macros

I'm using macros and I want to pass a dynamic identifier to an Absinthe macro enum, wanting to generate different enums with a set list. Everything is inside a for comprehension.

I've read that Kernel.apply/3 does not work on macros.

1. I've also tried:

   for name <- [:hello, :world] do
       enum  unquote(name) do
          value(:approved)
       end  
   end

Getting as a result:

** (ArgumentError) argument error
   :erlang.atom_to_binary({:unquote, [line: 36], [{:name, [line: 36], nil}]}, :utf8)

2. I also tried without the unquote:

   for name <- [:hello, :world] do
      enum name do
        value(:approved)
      end
   end

And get:

** (ArgumentError) argument error
   :erlang.atom_to_binary({:name, [line: 36], nil}, :utf8)

It seems that I can't unquote anything that I pass as the identifier of the macro enum. Is it possible to do this?

It is possible. The problem is enum assumes the first argument is an atom.

defmodule MacroHelper do

  defmacro enum_wrapper(names, do: block) do
    for name <- names do
      quote do
        enum unquote(name), do: unquote(block)
      end
    end
  end

end

defmodule AbsDemo do

  use Absinthe.Schema.Notation
  import MacroHelper

  enum_wrapper [:hello, :world] do
    value :approved
  end

end