Add rake task to retrieve a list of available factories

[rainerdema]

Summary

⚠️ WIP ⚠️

This is a first test to simplify the identification of the factories available in your Solidus environment during the implementation of the specs.

The idea is to use a rake task to print a list of all the available factories in Solidus and all the Solidus extensions included in your project.

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[kennyadsl]

Nice idea! As a preliminary thought, is there a way to make this available locally only (I guess in development or test env only)? I can't see any scenario when this is used in production, and I'm not even sure we are distributing factories via the gem in those environments (so it will probably only return an empty list there).

[rainerdema]

Nice idea! As a preliminary thought, is there a way to make this available locally only (I guess in development or test env only)? I can't see any scenario when this is used in production, and I'm not even sure we are distributing factories via the gem in those environments (so it will probably only return an empty list there).

Thanks for the feedback @kennyadsl!
I wanted to push the idea essentially to start a conversation about this. 💯

Yeah, surely the rake task path is not ideal, but in this way, I quickly managed to have an ordered list of available factories.
Anyway, I completely agree. Maybe this could become a local support tool for development, even if, for the moment, I'm not sure how. 🤔