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Many have tried, with mixed to poor results. I am curious to understand why one hasn't emerged as a clear winner like Rails/Django/Laravel.

I recently stumbled upon keystone and Strapi, they seem a potential contender

I'm also coming from Django. I've found Keystone to fit my brain a lot better than most alternatives. Tried strapi and it looks good for basic stuff but the documentation is just absolutely terrible, and once you get out of the really basic stuff you're on your own digging into their source code to understand how to do anything. Nonetheless, ok it looks promising and maybe in a few years it could be something more interesting (to me at least).

Oh, and by the way, the reason I'm not using keystone either is because it doesn't support sqlite (for real).

Check out Adonis, although it's not as complete as Django.