Node.js: 2. Find the Node.js service store

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Next, you will want to list the Node.js service stores available to your account. The CLI accepts the store name (node-js) directly, so there is no need to look up or copy any IDs.

# List Node.js service stores (add --organization if you manage more than one)
stackhero services-store-list --name="node-js"

You can refer to the store name node-js in subsequent commands, or choose a specific svs-xxxxxx ID from the list if you prefer.