Example: ALPS and Cj - nested and bulk data

collection.json

{
"collection" : {
	"version" : "1.0",
	"href" : "http://example.com/collection",
	"links" : [
		{"rel" : "profile", "href" : "https://gist.github.com/jenzopr/3fb7b358be060711c7da#file-profile-xml"},
	],
	"items" : [],
	"queries" : [
		{
		"href" : "http://example.com/collection/search",
		"rel" : "search",
		"data" : [
			{"name" : "title", "value" : ""},
			{"name" : "term", "value" : "", "type" : "property"},
			{"name" : "value", "value" : "", "type" : "property"},
		],
		},
	],
	"template" : {
		"data" : [
			{"name" : "title", "value" : "", "promt" : "Please specify a title."},
			// option 1: Include term and value in a list
			{"name" : "property", "value" : [{"name" : "term"},{"name" : "value"}]},
			// option 2: include a type property to indicate the nested structure
			// this means having one anonymous object per nested semantic descriptor
			{"type" : "property", "name" : "term", "value" : ""},
			{"type" : "property", "name" : "value", "value" : ""}
		]
	}
}
} 

profile.xml

<?xml version="1.0" ?>
<alps>
  <doc>An example profile to explore use of nested data structures.</doc>
  
  <!-- base elements -->
  <descriptor id="title" type="semantic">
    <doc>The objects title.</doc>
  </descriptor>
  
  <descriptor id="property" type="semantic">
    <descriptor id="term" type="semantic">
    	<doc>Name of the property (e.g. blood group).</doc>
    </descriptor>
    <descriptor id="value" type="semantic">
      <doc>The value of the property (e.g. AB).</doc>
    </descriptor>
  <descriptor>
  
  <!-- state transitions -->
  <descriptor href="http://alps.io/iana/relations.xml#search" />
</alps>