The point of this map is not that somebody reads a page. It is that the first believers in a group are trained and become the first messengers to their own people and their neighbours. Zume is the piece that does that, and it is published in 52 languages. Measured across the 369 Doxa groups with nothing: ZERO have Zume in their own language, and 182 have a bridge language that does. The map was showing Zume only to groups that already had something — the half that needs it least — while for half the gap the training already exists in a language their neighbours speak. Both bridge panels now carry it beside the Scripture and the film. All 19 distinct URLs behind those 182 groups were fetched and answer 200, with a bogus locale 404ing so the status means something; every one is on zume.training, already a screened publisher, so the doctrine screen is unchanged at 16,963 links. |
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public/ — the built output
This folder is GENERATED by bun run build; do not edit it by hand. It holds exactly one thing:
dx-maps/— the output folder: 23 plugin bundles and 35 pages, self-contained. Copy this one folder to any web host (or open it from disk) and it works.dx-maps/index.html— the front page: the Plugin Studio, every plugin in one place.dx-maps/<plugin>/<plugin>.js— a plugin's bundle (a custom element; load it with a<script>tag).dx-maps/<plugin>/<page>/index.html— a ready-made page for one plugin view (embed it in an<iframe>).dx-maps/manifest.json— every plugin, page and embed snippet, machine-readable.dx-maps/assets/— the data, fonts and images the plugins fetch at runtime.
The folder's name comes from name in vite.doxa-maps-build-config.json. Sources live in
plugin-designs/, library/ and data/; rm -rf public/ && bun run build recreates all of this.