Object-Document Mapping (ODM) frameworks

Object-Document Mapping (ODM) frameworks are available for MongoDB, similar to Hibernate for SQL. These frameworks provide a higher-level abstraction for working with MongoDB, making it easier to develop and maintain applications. 

Here are a few popular options:

• MongoFrames: A lightweight and unobtrusive ODM for Python that maps MongoDB documents to Python classes. It provides a concise syntax for creating and querying documents, and it supports embedded documents and relationships.
• Pymongo: A powerful and versatile ODM for Python that provides a comprehensive set of features, including support for multiple databases, transactions, and migrations. It is a bit more complex than MongoFrames, but it offers more flexibility and control.
• MongoAlchemy: A mature and well-maintained ODM for Python that is based on SQLAlchemy, a popular ORM for SQL. It provides a familiar API for working with MongoDB, making it easy to migrate existing SQL applications to MongoDB.
• Mongoose: A popular ODM for Node.js that provides a simple and intuitive API for working with MongoDB documents. It is a good choice for developing web applications with Node.js and MongoDB.
• Spring Data MongoDB: An ODM for Java that is part of the Spring Data project. It provides a declarative way to query and manipulate MongoDB documents, integrating well with other Spring frameworks.
• MongoEngine: Python
• Doctrine MongoDB ODM: PHP