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Is it possible to work with any database without node.js?
I am writing a small js web application. Is it possible to work with any database without node.js? The application is expected to be essentially local. It is necessary to send something to the database from a regular page and, accordingly, receive it.
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CouchDB has a built-in REST API
Perfectly solves your problems, but I advise you to write a simple wrapper with promises over the necessary queries in advance.
You can use an external database with the rest already screwed on, for example https://mongolab.com/welcome/
The disadvantage is that you will always need an Internet connection.
(link to rest docs.mongolab.com/restapi )
Or take a node, mongo and a library like https://www.npmjs.org/package/mongoose-express-rest in this situation, node code will be a bit
Or maybe Meteor
will be the ideal solution in your case ?
Meteor (web framework)
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