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I've started this PR to add some basic tests to the library in the hope that you're happy with the initial approach and I can add some more. I find the functionality really useful and hope that by adding some tests to it then confidence in the library will increase in the wider dev community.
Some parts of the library I'm finding hard to test and could be refactored into smaller functions if you're happy for me to do that where it makes sense to. For example, in the main init function I couldn't simulate it serving the callback.html file but that may be a limitation of my testing experience rather than a hard limit! Because of that though I've only tested side-effects and that the shape is consistent so far. Another example is in the appAuthHelperFetchTokens where it initialises and can only be tested by jest once because of the way the function self executes but if an 'init' function or similar is added then writing multiple tests for it would be simpler.
Let me know what you think 😀