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Setup karma and jasmine for test environment #3
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Summary
This PR adds karma and jasmine for unit-testing and test coverage. Sample tests are also included.
Why not jest?
Although Facebook recommends Jest for unit-tesing of react components, it seems like Jest doesn't work very well with webpack (at least I could not make them work together). I've also tried to use some node modules(jest-webpack, jestpack, webpack-babel-jest, jest-webpack-alias tons of them), but also had no luck.
Based on this, I've decided to use good old stack of karma + jasmine.