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It is possible with Fluenth ?

  1. Is it possible to display an interactive Mapbox map as an “Atlas” directly inside my WordPress site (as a page or plugin), not as a separate React/Node app in /public_html?
  2. Is it possible to store all “artists” inside my WordPress database (for example as a Custom Post Type like atlas_artist), so WordPress stays the main system?
  3. Is it possible to trigger an automatic flow FluentCommunity → FluentCRM → Atlas using hooks and/or an API, so when an artist profile is created or updated in FluentCommunity, an Atlas profile is created or updated too?
  4. If I go with a Custom Post Type atlas_artist, is it possible to include fields like artist name, country, city, latitude, longitude, profile URL, image, and a status like pending/approved for moderation?
  5. Is it possible to expose only the approved artists through a WordPress REST API endpoint (example: /wp-json/atlas/v1/artists) so the Mapbox map can fetch the data and display pins?
  6. Is it possible to load Mapbox on a WordPress page using a shortcode like [atlas_map] or a custom block, and have it call the REST endpoint to render the markers and popups?
  7. Is it possible to auto-generate latitude/longitude from city + country using the Mapbox Geocoding API, and save those coordinates in WordPress so the system doesn’t have to geocode every time?
  8. Is it possible to detect who is an “Artist” based on a role, a FluentCommunity field, or a group, and then run an upsert (create if missing, update if existing) into atlas_artist whenever their profile changes?
  9. Is it possible to keep new artist profiles as pending until I approve them, and only then publish them on the public Atlas map?
  10. Is it possible (optional) to tag the artist in FluentCRM (example: ATLAS_ARTIST_PENDING / ATLAS_ARTIST_APPROVED) and run automations like onboarding emails, while the map still reads the data directly from WordPress?
  11. Is it realistic to do all of this on a single hosting with one WordPress install, without needing a second server, as long as WordPress remains the “brain” and Mapbox is only the display layer?

The exemaple of what i want is this knog of map in open source. www.rapworldmap.com

https://github.com/CrucifixArnaud/rapworldmap