doxa-life (doxa-maps-cdn)

The team's shared Nuxt app and CDN host for the Doxa maps. Static drop-in map builds live under public/embed/doxa-maps-build/, and the app serves the Mapbox token endpoint that those maps use at runtime.

Maps & map tokens

The maps support two providers: MapLibre and Mapbox.

MapLibre — no token required

MapLibre-based maps need no API token. The build sets var TOKEN_FREE = true; and mounts the map with an empty token (provider: 'maplibre', using window.maplibregl), skipping the token ladder entirely. See public/embed/doxa-maps-build/doxa-maps/demo-map/demo-map/maplibre/index.html.

Mapbox — requires a public (pk.) token

Mapbox-based maps do require a Mapbox public token (a pk. token).

Server endpoint — GET /api/maps/token (server/api/maps/token.get.ts) returns JSON { token, type } (with an optional expires_in):

• If a public key (pk.) is configured, it is returned directly as { token, type: 'pk' }.
• If a secret key (sk.) is configured, the endpoint JWT-decodes the SK to find the Mapbox username, calls the Mapbox Tokens API to mint a short-lived (1-hour) read-only temporary token (tk.), caches it in-process, and returns { token, type: 'tk', expires_in }. The sk. itself is read from a server-only runtime config entry and is never sent to the client.
• If no key is configured, it responds with a 500 error.

Static drop-in maps — token ladder (precedence order): the built map pages resolve a Mapbox token by walking this ladder (see public/embed/doxa-maps-build/doxa-maps/doxa-simple-map/doxa-simple-map/engagement/index.html). Rungs 1–3 yield a token used directly, with no network call:

1. A token hardcoded into the page's profile-config (config.tk)
2. A ?tk= URL parameter carried in a shared link
3. A baked build token inlined at build time (empty by default)

If none of those provide a token, the page resolves a token endpoint and fetches it — falling through window.MAP_TOKEN_URL, a configured TOKEN_SRC, then the same-origin /api/maps/token.

Configuring a deployment

Environment variable names come from .env.example:

• NUXT_PUBLIC_MAPBOX_TOKEN — set this to your Mapbox public token (pk.…) and GET /api/maps/token will serve it directly. This is the simplest setup and is what the prayer map on /pray uses.
• NUXT_MAPBOX_KEY (server-only, exposed as runtime config mapboxKey) — the endpoint prefers this if present. Set it to a secret key (sk.…) to have the server auto-mint short-lived tk. tokens; the secret never reaches the client. If set to a pk. token it is returned as-is.