You can obtain the current URL using the built-in "window.location" object in JavaScript. Here's an example:
const currentUrl = window.location.href;
console.log(currentUrl); // logs the current URL
This returns the full URL including any query parameters or hash values. If you only need the path of the URL without the domain or query parameters, you can use "window.location.pathname" instead:
const currentUrlPath = window.location.pathname;
console.log(currentUrlPath); // logs the current URL path
Keep in mind that this method will return the current URL at the time it's called. If the URL changes without a page refresh (e.g. using the History API), you'll need to update the URL variable accordingly.
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Last updated: Jun 22 '23