Factory<T> class

The Factory<T> class is useful when you need to generate multiple instances of the same type. It allows you to create single instances or collections of generated objects on demand.

Here's an example:

Java

@Test
void testMethod() {
    Factory<Product> factory = Factory.create(Product.class);
    Product product = factory.get();
    List<Product> products = factory.getRange(10);
}

Kotlin

@Test
fun testMethod() {
    val factory = Factory.create<Product>()
    val product = factory.get()
    val products = factory.getRange(10)
}

In this example, a Factory<Product> is created to produce Product instances. The get() method creates a single instance, while getRange(n) returns a list of n instances. This approach is particularly helpful when you need bulk data generation in your tests.