Error opening Node.js .SLN on Visual Studio Mac - node.js

I need to work on a Node.js project in Visual Studio 2019 for Mac.
It has been worked on with Visual Studio 2012 on a PC.
When I open the .sln there's a red cross showing the error: "Load failed: Unknown solution item type".
What could I try or should I do to resolve this?
Is it possible at all to work on Node.js projects in Visual Studio 2019 for Mac?

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