You can use some dispatching mechanism, e.g.:
1. HTML: all your clickable elements have special class or attribute like
<a class="widget chooser">chooser</a>
or
<a data-widget-type="chooser">chooser</a>
2. JS: your single observer finds somehow your desired element and
dispatches event accordingly to the special class of element ("chooser" in
this sample)
var widgetType = element.readAttribute("data-widget-type") || "";
if (widgetType && Widgets[widgetType]) {
Widgets[widgetType].handleEvent(element);
}
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