Return 2 objects using an IIFE

Question

I'm trying to return 2 objects using an IIFE. I cant find whats wrong here.

var UIController = (function(){

    return{
        getMinput: function(){
            return {
            mstaff1: document.querySelector('#mstaff1').value,
            mstaff2: document.querySelector('#mstaff2').value,
            mpda: document.querySelector('#mpda').value,
            mpos: document.querySelector('#mpos').value,
            mcash: document.querySelector('#mcash').value,
            mtotal: document.querySelector('#mtotal').value
            };
        }


        getMinput: function(){
            return {
            mstaff1: document.querySelector('#mstaff1').value,
            mstaff2: document.querySelector('#mstaff2').value,
            mpda: document.querySelector('#mpda').value,
            mpos: document.querySelector('#mpos').value,
            mcash: document.querySelector('#mcash').value,
            mtotal: document.querySelector('#mtotal').value
            };
        }   
    };

})();

Answer 1

Here you have one object. You can't have the same name for methods inside one object. Also, you need to add ',' after each method or prop. So do it like this:

(function(){

    return{
        getMinput: function(){
            return {
            mstaff1: document.querySelector('#mstaff1').value,
            mstaff2: document.querySelector('#mstaff2').value,
            mpda: document.querySelector('#mpda').value,
            mpos: document.querySelector('#mpos').value,
            mcash: document.querySelector('#mcash').value,
            mtotal: document.querySelector('#mtotal').value
            };
        },

        getMinput1: function(){
            return {
            mstaff1: document.querySelector('#mstaff1').value,
            mstaff2: document.querySelector('#mstaff2').value,
            mpda: document.querySelector('#mpda').value,
            mpos: document.querySelector('#mpos').value,
            mcash: document.querySelector('#mcash').value,
            mtotal: document.querySelector('#mtotal').value
            };
        }   
    };
    })());

OR if you really need two objects you can use array: 

(function(){
    return [
        getMinput: function(){
            return {
            mstaff1: document.querySelector('#mstaff1').value,
            mstaff2: document.querySelector('#mstaff2').value,
            mpda: document.querySelector('#mpda').value,
            mpos: document.querySelector('#mpos').value,
            mcash: document.querySelector('#mcash').value,
            mtotal: document.querySelector('#mtotal').value
            };
        },


        getMinput1: function(){
            return {
            mstaff1: document.querySelector('#mstaff1').value,
            mstaff2: document.querySelector('#mstaff2').value,
            mpda: document.querySelector('#mpda').value,
            mpos: document.querySelector('#mpos').value,
            mcash: document.querySelector('#mcash').value,
            mtotal: document.querySelector('#mtotal').value
            };
        }   
    ];
  })
());