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WordPress REST API doesn't work on custom wordpress path

I'm working on my first wordpress custom theme and working on a custom Gutenberg block. So far it works on my setup. But worried about when users will be installing it on different paths. I'm making a REST API call like this:

function( props ) {
    if (! props.attributes.categories ){
        wp.apiFetch( {
            url: '/wordpress/wp-json/wp/v2/categories'
        } ).then(categories => {
            props.setAttributes ({
                categories: categories
            })
        });
    }

I've installed wordpress locally with MAMP on a custom path (/wordpress) instead of the main folder. So http://localhost/wordpress/ . My question is, the API URL url: '/wordpress/wp-json/wp/v2/categories' works because I've specified the exact path, adding /wordpress/ in front of the usual path, but how can I make it dynamic so that it works for whatever path users install their wordpress site to?

Doing just url: '/wp-json/wp/v2/categories' will work fine for any user as long as wordpress is installed on the index folder. But what if a user decides to install my theme&plugin on a wordpress site under a custom path e.g theme.com/wordpress-subfolder/ ?

Thanks in advance to everyone!

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