js_task_fix_form_DOM

[A1daros]

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I am requesting changes because there are a couple of functional issues that can interfere with the expected behavior of the form. Your script correctly creates labels and placeholders from the name attribute, sets for/id properly, and inserts labels before each input, which matches the core of the task. However, you currently apply this logic to all form input elements, which likely includes type="submit", button, reset, hidden, and similar controls; adding labels and placeholders to these can break semantics and may cause the automated tests to fail. You should update the loop in src/scripts/main.js (around the line where you iterate over document.querySelectorAll('form input')) to skip inputs whose type is in a list like ['submit', 'button', 'reset', 'hidden', 'image'].

A smaller, non-blocking improvement: you already generate a nicely title-cased label string from the name, but the placeholder only capitalizes the first character; you could simply reuse the same title-cased label text for the placeholder so both match. Also, double-check your README demo link to ensure <your_account> has been replaced with your actual GitHub username, as required by the task instructions. Once you filter out non-field input types and confirm the demo URL, your solution should fully satisfy the task requirements—this is very close, and the main logic is solid.

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I am approving your solution because the core functionality is correctly implemented and there are no critical blockers. Your script correctly selects form inputs, creates associated labels with the proper field-label class and for attribute (creating IDs when missing), derives the label/placeholder text from input.name, capitalizes it, and inserts the label before the input without changing the HTML structure. You also correctly skip non-field input types like submit, button, reset, hidden, and image, which aligns with the task requirements.

The remaining point in src/scripts/main.js is a minor cleanup: you currently set label.textContent twice (around lines 21 and 25). A simple improvement is to compute the capitalized/title-cased text once (e.g., const capitalized = ...) and then reuse it for both label.textContent and input.placeholder, which keeps the code DRY and a bit clearer. Separately from the script, double-check your README/demo link to ensure <your_account> has been replaced with your actual GitHub username as required by the checklist [CHECKLIST ITEM #1]. Overall, your implementation meets the functional requirements well; consider the small refactor and README check as polish for a production-quality submission.

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You set the label text twice. Compute the capitalized/title-cased string once and reuse it for both label.textContent and input.placeholder instead of assigning label.textContent on lines 21 and 25.

Example approach: compute const capitalized = ... then label.textContent = capitalized; input.placeholder = capitalized;