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I am a beginner at the whole NodeJS Software Stack so please bear with me.

I currently have a NodeJS project that contains a Info site (with ReactJS). I plan to extend the site to store data through mysql.

Do I need a separate NodeJS project for all the backend code? or do I just have one? This question extends to what is the proper way to architect the whole stack with NodeJS.

Rot-man
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Your backend code written in Node.js can process the data it retrieves from MySQL, there is no need for an additional project to manage it.

You will need a MySql host of some description running to connect to through.

You can look here at using MySQL with Node.js Link to W3 Mysql

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