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netlify-plugin-mapkitjs-token

v1.2.0

Published

Netlify Build plugin - Generates MapKit JS tokens for Netlify deployments

Downloads

52

Readme

netlify-plugin-mapkitjs-token

This Netlify plugin allows you to generate MapKit JS each time you deploy a website on Netlify. The token’s scope will be reduced to the URL of the deployment.

Install

Install this plugin by adding this to your netlify.toml file:

[[plugins]]
package = "netlify-plugin-mapkitjs-token"

Configuration

The following configuration parameters must be specified:

| Environment variable name | Input name | Description | | ------------------------------ | ------------------ | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | MAPKIT_JS_TEAM_ID | teamId | Apple development team ID | | MAPKIT_JS_KEY_ID | keyId | The ID of the private key. | | MAPKIT_JS_AUTH_KEY | authKey | The Base64-encoded contents of the .p8 key file. | | MAPKIT_JS_TOKEN_ENV_VARIABLE | tokenEnvVariable | The name of the environment variable used to store the token. | | MAPKIT_JS_TTL | ttl | The number of seconds the token should be valid. | | MAPKIT_JS_ORIGIN | origin | The domain the token is restricted to. Uses the Netlify deploy domain by default. |

The simplest way to define your parameters is to set the environment variables from Netlify’s web UI. You can also use plugin inputs instead.

To get a private key, follow Apple’s instructions.

MAPKIT_JS_TOKEN_ENV_VARIABLE specifies the name you can use to access your token. The Netlify documentation gives more information about which name you should use depending on your framework.