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You didn't list it above, but you will need a state management library to effectively share data among your different components - React's state functions are decent, but things can get complicated quickly. I recommend zustand, but alternatives include Redux Tool Kit, Jotai, and Recoil (among others of course).
For the quickest setup, you could use websockets directly - that would be perfectly fine. Even better is sockets.io
You didn't list it above, but you will need a state management library to effectively share data among your different components - React's state functions are decent, but things can get complicated quickly. I recommend zustand, but alternatives include Redux Tool Kit, Jotai, and Recoil (among others of course).
For the visual appearance, Chart JS is nice, but if choose to go with React as your front-end framework of choice (which is a solid choice) - you may want to consider nivo or recharts instead - they have relatively low learning curves.
You didn't list it above, but you will need a state management library to effectively share data among your different components - React's state functions are decent, but things can get complicated quickly. I recommend zustand, but alternatives include Redux Tool Kit, Jotai, and Recoil (among others of course).
Given your timeframe, I'd probably avoid GraphQL entirely - there is quite a learning curve, and the benefit for what you are doing will be minimal (GraphQL is amazing, just not for your use case). You could go with grpc, or trpc - though this one is still in early beta.