DB for node.js

Question

Database

for self-education, I am writing a game in JS and node.js. the question arose: is there a “native” DB for node.js? in the sense of stable libraries, a large community, performance? in this case, the most basic "key->value" functionality would suffice. it would be possible to get by with files, but I'm afraid they can grow by several MB.
Thank you

Answer 1

Well, if for self-education and javascript, then try using CouchDB . Not that very native, but there is a linguistic connection.

Answer 2

I strongly recommend MongoDB through mongoose - currently the most qualitatively developed bundle for the node
+ in many projects it is already a de facto standard
+ simple, understandable, concise and powerful toolkit
+ consumes few resources (like everything for the node, like the node itself =)) )
+ the documentation is enough
...
PS: mongoosejs.com/

Answer 3

In the recommended list, the node has github.com/felixge/node-mysql but it does not seem to be designed for a high load.
Best of all, IMHO, MongoDB is suitable, they have a driver for the node (even a couple).

Answer 4

If key->value then look at Redis, they also have a queue that works properly and can be twisted with Memcache