URL Shortening API Project Using Basic HTML, CSS, and JS

Solution retrospective
This one took me a while because I stepped away from the project due to an issue with my browser guard and the API website. I eventually used a different browser to sidestep the issue. I also found that Visual Studio Code has an issue where it loads your live site zoomed in to 150%, which caused me to build the page with too small of font. I'm fixing it over time, but I wanted to upload my solution since it is functional now.
The fetchWrapper.js is a overkill for this project, but I like using it because I am familiar with it.
Any feedback is always welcome. I had an issue with reassigning the text for the "Copy" buttons. It changes to "Copied" when clicked, but for some reason I was having trouble changing the text back. Eventually I just ended up using a .forEach() to change all of them back to "Copy" before changing the text of the selected one to "Copied". Another issue I ran into was not realizing I did not have to Post, only Get, but that was due to me not understanding how the API actually worked.
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- @RomWeb3
Hey, For the Copy button, you can use a setTimeout to automatically go back to the original copy button with the delay you want. On my code below i switch back to original button after 2s.
Example :
copyBtn.addEventListener("click", () => { clipboard(shortenUrl.innerHTML); copyBtn.classList.add("active"); copyBtn.textContent = "Copied!"; setTimeout(() => { copyBtn.classList.remove("active"); copyBtn.textContent = "Copy"; }, 2000);
});
For the social icons on footer, it's not loading, you can use https://fontawesome.com/icons it's really nice and easy to use
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