Is using HTMX a good idea for my use case ?

[sbernard31]

I maintain a Open Source Java library which implement LWM2M protocol (https://github.com/eclipse-leshan/leshan)
LWM2M is standard for Internet of Thing (IoT)

The library helps to create your own LWM2M client or server.

But we also provide some client and server demo (not production ready).
Server demo is using vite/npm/vue3/vuetify3. It works but this is a bit heavy to maintain. (lot of dependencies, painfull migration to keep to last JS framework version, npm call to build frontend app in maven...)
(here you could have a look of the demo : https://leshan.eclipseprojects.io/#/clients)

We currently consider to create a Open Source LWM2M Production Ready Server based on Leshan. A server for devices management. And so we need to choose what to use to code the Web UI.

The UI will be used to provision clients (that means some forms + validation) but also to display data sent by clients.
So we will use a lot of Server Sent Event and lot of UI will change dynamically :

• New data mean some part of the UI.
• Registration(kind of session) update means also refresh new part of the UI.
• Response to request sent to a client another partial refresh...

So question : Could HTMX be a good candidate (probably in addition of JTE or JSP) for that usage ?
Or is it typically the kind of app where this could be a bit tricky to use HTMX ?