React
Subscribe with useBigState and render live UI from WebSocket delivery. A Node.js (or other trusted) process publishes object state over HTTP; the React app receives matching updates and keeps the UI in sync.
Complete the Vanilla counter first if the object / state / delivery model is still new. You need Node.js 22.12 or later; each guide lists any owner and API-key requirements (the dashboard starter can create demo credentials for you).
What you will practice#
Node publisher → object state → WebSocket delivery → useBigState → React UI
- Publish from a backend while the browser only subscribes
- Drive charts and widgets from delivery messages
- Use one delivery for several object streams (dashboard), including
valueReffiles where shown
Prefer a scoped browser credential for subscribers—do not paste a privileged publisher key into client code.
Tutorials#
Suggested order#
- Forex rate chart — one stream, publisher + chart with
useBigState - Live dashboard — five streams and file values on a single delivery