The first order of business is to have a look at our first view and how it reacts to user interactions. It looks like this currently:

// first.view.js

import dispatcher from "./dispatcher";

class FirstView {
  selectIndex(index) {
    dispatcher.dispatch({
      type: "SELECT_INDEX",
      data: index
    });
  }
}

let view = new FirstView();

Adding a few more actions into the mix means we would extend the view with a few methods like this:

// first.viewII.js

import dispatcher from "./dispatcher";

class View {
  selectIndex(data) {
    dispatcher.dispatch({
      type: "SELECT_INDEX",
      data
    });
  }

  createProduct(data) {
    dispatcher.dispatch({
      type: "CREATE_PRODUCT",
      data
    });
  }

  removeProduct(data) {
    dispatcher.dispatch({
      type: "REMOVE_PRODUCT",
      data
    });
  }
}

let view = new View(); 

OK, so now we get how we can add actions. It looks a little ugly though with all these calls to the dispatcher and magic strings, so we clean this up a bit by creating a file with constants, called product.constants.js, which consists of the following code:

// product.constants.js

export const SELECT_INDEX = "SELECT_INDEX",
export const CREATE_PRODUCT = "CREATE_PRODUCT",
export const REMOVE_PRODUCT = "REMOVE_PRODUCT"

Let's do one more thing. Let's move the dispatcher into a product.actions.js; this is generally known as an action creator. This will contain the dispatcher and refer to our product.constants.js file. So let's create said file:

// product.actions.js

import {
  SELECT_INDEX,
  CREATE_PRODUCT,
  REMOVE_PRODUCT
} from "./product-constants";
import dispatcher from "./dispatcher";
import ProductConstants from "./product.constants";

export const selectIndex = data =>
  dispatcher.dispatch({
    type: SELECT_INDEX,
    data
  });

export const createProduct = data =>
  dispatcher.dispatch({
    type: CREATE_PRODUCT,
    data
  });

export const removeProduct = data =>
  dispatcher.dispatch({
    type: REMOVE_PRODUCT,
    data
  });

With these constructs, we can clean up our view considerably to look like this:

// first.viewIII.js

import { 
  selectIndex, 
  createProduct, 
  removeProduct 
} from 'product.actions';

function View() {
  this.selectIndex = index => {
    selectIndex(index);
  };

  this.createProduct = product => {
    createProduct(product);
  };

  this.removeProduct = product => {
    removeProduct(product)
  };
}

var view = new View();