anchor.diff:  }
   ----
   
  -If you run `npm test`, you'll get a failed build from a number of unused imports. Let's fix those by adding the first test of `getAll()`. You can see
  -how the `MockBackend` is used to mock results and set the response.
  +If you run `npm test`, you'll get a failed build from a number of unused imports. You can fix those by adding the first test of `getAll()`. This test shows how
  +`MockBackend` can be used to mock results and set the response.
   
   When you are testing code that returns either a Promise or an RxJS Observable, you can use the `fakeAsync` helper to test that code as if it were synchronous.
   Promises are be fulfilled and Observables are notified immediately after you call `tick()`.
  
positive.code: ----
  
  If you haven't completed the link:README.adoc[Getting Started with Angular 2] tutorial, you should peruse it so you understand how this application works.
  You can also simply start the app with "npm start" and view it in your browser at http://localhost:5555/.
  
  == Unit test the SearchService
  
  
negative.code: == Summary
  
  I hope you've enjoyed this quick-and-easy tutorial on testing Angular 2 applications. You can see the test coverage of your project by running
  `npm run serve.coverage`. You'll notice that the new components and service could use some additional coverage. I'll leave that as a task
  for the reader. Please send a pull request if you're feeling ambitious.
  
  [[test-coverage]]
  .Test coverage
  