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Vue.JS could be a candidate to create that. I am currently experimenting in adding a plugin system to Django in form of an app "GDAPS" - Generic Django App Plugin System, find it on PyPi/Gitlab. It's in a very, very rude state at the beginning, and I am not an experienced developer.
But I'd like to try having Vue.js snippets distributed via Django
templates, and maybe variables connected automatically using a
simple REST or GraphQL interface.
I think using something "integrated" like Meteor is not the way
Django should go, as it is too "narrow" and does not allow
separating the server and client API - It's good to have an
interface like REST or at least channels which clients can
consume.
But ATM it's very hard to do that without much
boilerplate-coding. I always wonder why anyone hasn't already done
this.
GDAPS should be a plugin system in the first case, but I think that having a (maybe also pluggable) frontend (like Vue, React, Angular, Polymer etc.) there would be a good idea.
Maybe this is something completely different, but maybe you'll find some common parts with your intentions - feel free to share ideas.
Christian