anchor.diff:  Simple API on top of MIT LORE application
   
   # URL
  -URL Structure is `https://{domain}/api/v1/{resource}/{resourceId}`
  +URL Structure is `https://{domain}/api/v1/{resource}/{resource_id}`
   
   | Code   | Description |
   | ---    | --- |
   |`{domain}`    | The domain of the LORE service. `private-b0103d-lore.apiary-mock.com/` is the Apiary mock server. |
   |`/api/v1/`    | The service endpoint includes the current version (v1) |
   |`{resource}`  | The resource endpoint for a specific set of objects in the system. Supported endpoints include repositories, vocabularies, learningresources, members|
  -|`{resource_idd}`  |The `resource_id` sets the ID for a specific object to reference |
  +|`{resource_id}`  |The `resource_id` sets the unique identifier (name or numerical) for a specific object to reference |
   
   *Example: `http://lore.mit.edu/api/v1/repos` will return a json representation of all repositories.*
   
  -*Example: `http://lore.mit.edu/api/v1/repos/123` will return a json representation of the repository with id=123.*
  +*Example: `http://lore.mit.edu/api/v1/repos/physics1` will return a json representation of the repository with name "physics1".*
  +
  +*Example: `http://lore.mit.edu/api/v1/repos/physics1/learningresources/1007` will return a json representation
  +of the learning resource with ID= 1007.*
  +
   
   # Operations
   LORE API uses the following HTTP verbs
  
positive.code: 
  Repository resource
  
  ## Repositories [/repos/{repo_id}]
  
  + Parameters
      + repo_id: `17` (number, required) - ID of the Repository
  
  ### Retrieve a repository [GET]
  
  
negative.code: 
      + Headers
  
              Location: /repos/physics-intro
  
      + Body
  
              {
                  "name": "physics-intro",
                  "...": "..."
                  "tbd": "Full json representation of the new repo goes here
              }
  
  
  