Yeah, and we already have TypeORM in Node, which is an excellent ORM (despite some clear haters here in the comments).
This is why Deno is a dead-end. We have tons of excellent solutions in the Node-verse, and they need to build everything up from scratch (or create ports that are "unstable and shouldn't be used in production" [1]).
And it's not just the ORM that's interesting. It's the tooling that will connect, say, TypeORM or Prisma.io to GraphQL, so that you can throw up an API in a few lines of code, that means you're writing something like 1/100 the number of lines of code for equivalent or even superior functionality.