Alternate Storage Options for NodeJS

I need to implement a simple keystore for a nodejs application, for some environmental restrictions I can only use the built-in data storage solution, that is, I cannot use engines that work as a separate server / process (e.g. Mongodb, mysql, etc. )

For some corporate restrictions, I cannot use sqlite , which was the first option that came to mind.

I researched the following sqlite alternatives:

I have no experience with these engines, can anyone provide comments or suggestions on these? And, of course, any other alternative is very welcome for me.

Edit:

With further research, I discovered

Which is more suitable for Nodejs.

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Of the marked databases, Node.js - leveldb is most well supported through the module level. Simply

npm install level

, . level - , levelUP ( leveldb) levelDOWN ( leveldb). . levelUP exports, level.

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, EJDB.

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  • MacOSX + node.js + EJDB

  • Windows 7 + node.js + EJDB

  • Debian + node.js + EJDB

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