'Is there anyway working with schemas in Deno?

I am trying to store and work with a similar to following structure data using Deno and MongoDB.

   [
      {
        id: "AAPL",
        stockData: [
          { date: 1634601600, summary: [Object] },
          { date: 1634688000, summary: [Object] },
          { date: 1634774400, summary: [Object] },
          { date: 1634860800, summary: [Object] }
        ]
      },
      {
        id: "MSFT",
        stockData: [
          { date: 1634601600, summary: [Object] },
          { date: 1634688000, summary: [Object] }
        ]
      }
  ]

And [Object] is something like:

  {
    date: "1646956800",
    summary: { open: 287.96, high: 289.51, low: 279.43, close: 280.07, volume: 27209330 }
  }

As Deno is new and I know there is no compatibility with Deno and Mongoose at the moment, I have some questions:

Is there any alternative to Mongoose for Deno or any better way to work with schemas?
If I want to do a big project should I stop working with Deno and return to using NodeJS at the moment?
Can I convert my Deno code to NodeJS-TypeScript code or it is better to rewrite it in JavaScript?

I am a mediocre programmer and new in web development. I am trying to write my first real/commercial project and I don't want to get stuck because of lack of abilities in Deno, also want to use the latest technology and don't want to rewrite the project with a new technology after I completed it. So I don't know should I keep my project using Deno or rewrite it to NodeJS and forget the Deno?

Solution 1:^[1]

You can use the mongoDriver for Deno : https://deno.land/x/mongo. It is not the only one available on deno.land/x, you can make a search from deno.land website.

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