Node.js options for MySQL ORM [closed]

Question

I want to create a node.js and MySQL based application. Google and Stack Overflow give many options for Javascript ORMs:

• sequelize.js
• persistence.js
• waterline
• knex.js
• node-orm2
• bookshelf.js
• objection.js

However, I could not find an perfect ORM that supports subqueries, joins, transitions, stored procedures, is compatible with MySQL cluster, and has good documentation and community support.

Are there other options? What considerations should I take into account in making a decision?

Answer 1

You should try Sequelize. It is a quite different, but still really easy to use. The best I like on it, is their auto synchonizer, which it is quite like Mongoose.