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I am coding a youtube video downloader client with a package from npm so I can download the file to localhost but I can't access the link to it when i try to download it with the client



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          locations doesn't exists. Create a directory inside views folder






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          • Thank you @raunik it was the first thing i thought it was the proble so i've created one on the server and also declared the app.use(express.static('views/downloads')); as you can see on the repo
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          • Thank you @raunik it was the first thing i thought it was the proble so i've created one on the server and also declared the app.use(express.static('views/downloads')); as you can see on the repo
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          • Thank you @raunik it was the first thing i thought it was the proble so i've created one on the server and also declared the app.use(express.static('views/downloads')); as you can see on the repo
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          • Thank you @raunik it was the first thing i thought it was the proble so i've created one on the server and also declared the app.use(express.static('views/downloads')); as you can see on the repo
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          Thank you @raunik it was the first thing i thought it was the proble so i've created one on the server and also declared the app.use(express.static('views/downloads')); as you can see on the repo
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          Thank you @raunik it was the first thing i thought it was the proble so i've created one on the server and also declared the app.use(express.static('views/downloads')); as you can see on the repo
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