Add test framework and initial test #30
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Hi, I saw in the readme that tests were on the to-do list, and as I've been doing a lot of JS testing recently I thought I'd have a go. These tests use a fake DOM so they should provide good assurance that the module is working end-to-end, and as they are testing the module's behaviour, will not lock down the internal implementation at all.
I've only implemented a single test to prove the example in the readme, but obviously these can be added to if you're happy with this approach.
After installing the new dependencies,
npm testwill run them.Cheers.