If I want to have an Ionic frontend with a Node.js backend, what’s the recommended way to organise the folder structure so that you can run ionic command-line, and also manage npm packages for the server app, etc.
It feels a bit strange running two command-line tools (ionic and npm) in the same folder.
Thanks
Would also appreciate advice on this 
A developer suggested me have the Ionic frontend and Node backend as two different projects, but I’m not happy with that response as I want them integrated in a full-stack app.
I’m a few days away to having to define this. What I’m thinking I might do is create the node project, then create the ionic folder inside of the node project folder, inside like a client folder or something like that.
Would love to know what the best practices are.
I ended up having the frontend Ionic app, and the Node backend as two different projects, github repos etc.