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To implement a modular code structure in JavaScript, you can create separate files for the ObjectRepository, CommonFunctions, and TestCases. In the ObjectRepository.js file, define and export the elements, objects, and variables. The CommonFunctions.js file should contain the common functions that consume the elements from the ObjectRepository. Lastly, in the TestCases.js file, import the necessary elements, objects, variables, and common functions to write your actual test cases. By organizing your code in this modular manner, you promote reusability and maintainability, making it easier to manage and enhance your test automation framework (brilliance sf). For specific examples, I recommend exploring open-source test automation frameworks or repositories on platforms like GitHub, as they often demonstrate modular design principles and can provide helpful code samples for reference and adaptation.
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