NodeJS project types missing in WebStorm

Question

I just installed the full version of WebStorm 9 for Node development, but when I go to make a new project, none of the suggestions are node-related:

I expected there to be at least a basic node template, and hopefully an Express template as mentioned in the documentation. I realise that the NodeJS Boilerplate template seems to have been removed, but there should still be Express templates, no?

Node and NPM are installed, and they seem to be configured properly:

Answer 1

I think you should use scrollbar :)

Update Note: The problem is resolved for WS10 because the new project wizard. WS10 EAP info.

Answer 2

I couldn't vote, because I just created an account (how I didn't have one in 18 years of development work is beyond me) to comment on Andrew's post. I'm saddened to realize that I did this EXACT same thing and I actually found the answer here. Incredibly, incredibly humiliated. Miquel's response was golden and sums up my exact feelings.

To sum up:

Answer: Scroll bar in the drop-down list. Missed it as well.