Yeah that looks like a good way to do it using the module pattern. That way as you pull in the module you can provide it a mock event dispatcher in a text context. It needn't be global - the point is the module you pass it to doesn't need to know where it came from or what it does, only that it has publish and subscribe methods. You need some agreement on what your events look like too obviously.
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