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(author here) Anything that's available to you, without configuration, after installing nodejs and starting the application. That includes the whole NodeJS stan
by tobyhinloopen 3y ago
(author here) Anything that's available to you, without configuration, after installing nodejs and starting the application. That includes the whole NodeJS standard library and maybe standard (or extremely common) utilities available on the server (curl, git, ls, find, sed, etc).
I still have to find a way to store data and I really don't want to create my own database, but I haven't found a database in the standard library.
- marcus_holmes 3y agoThis is analogous to Go. The interface for databases is in the std lib, but that actual implementation of that interface is not. If you want to use Postgres in Go, you have to pick a non-std package (or write your own). I'd consider this an acceptable import ;)