Add test setup using react-hooks-testing-library

[bendtherules]

Consider adding react-hooks-testing-library for testing custom hooks separately - sort of like unit tests. This should be part of src/tests.
Examples folder can be kept for demo purpose and integration testing

[Hermanya]

I have been thinking about it, but haven't had the time. PR welcome!

[bendtherules]

Great. I'll give it a try.

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[bendtherules]

So, just to clarify - are you currently running travis ci on the hooks that you made with this lib?
Couldn't find public builds with your username there.

In my repo, travis tests are failing on node 9 - because typescript-eslint doesn't seem to support that specific version. With node 8, 10, 11 - everything is fine.
Do you know a workaround for this? I just removed 9 from travis node versions for now.

[Hermanya]

create-react-hook is based on create-react-library, and I'm guessing since the fork travis has removed support for that node version.
I don't even have travis ci set up in this repo :D

[bendtherules]

create-react-hook is based on create-react-library, and I'm guessing since the fork travis has removed support for that node version.

No, its not because of travis itself. Ex: https://travis-ci.org/bendtherules/some-hooks/jobs/631280716 .
@typescript-eslint/eslint-plugin doesn't seem to support node 9 specifically.

[bendtherules]

Added a PR for this. #12