How do you structure your jQuery code?

Question

Based on mootools and JAVA, the implementation of the mootools class is a great way to structure my code, plus I can have some interesting functions, such as extension, implementation, etc. Starting with jquery, I found that I myself am writing $ .fn plugins that cannot use the code of other plugins. In addition, there is no idea to use the plugin structure for complex things that are not very relevant to DOM Elements. Is there a better way than $ .fn? What do you recommend structuring your code with jquery.

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