Feat(Performance): Use Zeitwerk for loading decorators

This is inspired by solidusio#60.

We can leverage Zeitwerk's `on_load` hook and it's capacity of knowing
which constant a file should define in order to load decorators,
including when reloading.

This should greatly speed up reloading, as only those decorators that
are needed for the current request are loaded.

However, there is a few restrictions that come with this:

1. All decorators MUST use a Zeitwerk-compatible naming scheme
2. All decorators MUST use Module.prepend, where Module is the fully
   qualified class name being modified.

Co-Authored-By: [email protected]

lib/solidus_support/engine_extensions.rb

@@ -46,14 +46,38 @@ def load_solidus_subscribers_from(path)
         end
       end
 
-      # Loads decorator files.
+      # Loads decorators.
       #
       # This is needed since they are never explicitly referenced in the application code and
-      # won't be loaded by default. We need them to be executed regardless in order to decorate
-      # existing classes.
-      def load_solidus_decorators_from(path)
-        path.glob('**/*.rb') do |decorator_path|
-          require_dependency(decorator_path)
+      # won't be loaded by default. We need them to be executed whenever the decorated class is reloaded.
+      def load_solidus_decorators_from(base_path)
+        # Matches e.g. "Spree::Order.prepend"
+        decorated_class_pattern = /(?<decorated_class>[A-Z][a-zA-Z:]+)(\.prepend[\s(])/
+        # This will be Zeitwerk.
+        autoloader = Rails.autoloaders.main
+
+        base_path.glob('**/*.rb') do |path|
+          # Match all the classes that are prepended in the file
+          matches = File.open(path).read.scan(decorated_class_pattern).flatten
+
+          # Don't do a thing if there's no prepending.
+          next unless matches.present?
+
+          # For each unique match, make sure we load the decorator when the base class is loaded
+          matches.uniq.each do |decorated_class|
+            # Zeitwerk tells us which constant it expects a file to provide.
+            decorator_constant = autoloader.cpath_expected_at(path)
+
+            # Sprinkle some debugging.
+            Rails.logger.debug("Preparing to autoload #{decorated_class} with #{decorator_constant}")
+
+            # For every class name being autoloaded, we can add a hook to load the decorator when the base class is loaded.
+            # Multiple hooks are no problem, as long as all decorators are namespaced appropriately.
+            autoloader.on_load(decorated_class) do |base|
+              Rails.logger.debug("Loading #{decorator_constant} in order to modify #{base}")
+              decorator_constant.constantize
+            end
+          end
         end
       end