How to deal with full stack development?

Hi, I'm considering to use WebStorm for website development. I'm mostly interrested in full stack development using:
front: javascript + Vue
back: Nodejs + Express + MongoDB
It is not clear to me how WebStorm would support this. When creating a new project I can select a frontend or backend setup. Not both.
So how to deal with this? Do I need to create two projects?

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The IDE doesn't force you to use this or that project setup. You can have both the client and server-end code in a single project, in different subfolders, or keep them in separate projects

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But when creating a project, which type should I select?
Nodejs, or Vue+Javascript?
And how to setup such that both Nodejs and Vue are supported to the max.
Is there a tutorial about this?

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You can create an empty project, add client and server folders to it, then create your Node.js app in the server folder and Vue.js app - in the client one. You don't necessary need using existing new project templates to create projects, all the stuff can be added manually or by running the commands in terminal

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