I am taking a course on TypeScript and the instructor is using WebStorm. I thought I would try it to get the sense of another IDE. Since I spend a lot of time on the command line when I am doing node projects I wanted to be able to open the Webstorm from the command line like I do from VS Code (code) or Sublime (subl). This is available for MAC but not for windows. So I edited my $Profile (PowerShell profile) to add a function called ws.
Function ws(){ Start-Process "C:\Program Files\JetBrains\WebStorm 2017.1.4\bin\webstorm64.exe" "." }
Now when I am at the command line after creating a project I can just type ws and it will open webstorm in that director.
Hope that helps someone.