Downloading file in mernstack from mongodb - node.js

I have uploaded the file to MongoDB and stored it in my upload folder in my project and its schema is in MongoDb with multer library. Now I want to download that file. How can I do that?
below are my files in my upload folder. I want to download all of them simultaneously.

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I'm going to upload the file through node js There are many ways to upload image files on the Internet. However, there is no way to upload video files or voice files. Is uploading such video files or voice files the same as image files? Do I just put the voice file or video file in the space where the image file goes?

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i saved my all image in src folder of react and when user upload image i save this image in this folder but when i run build command for deploy app to heroku app can't find image from src and also user can upload image and this image save in src folder but i can't use it because of when i create build folder the image is not in src folder and when i try to save image in build folder this is also not working for me
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Heroku's filesystem is ephemeral/short lived. Meaning, any files your users upload will disappear after you redeploy your app. You can't rely on Heroku's filesystem to store user files that need to persist for a longer time.
To store images uploaded by your users, you can look at 3rd party storage solutions such as Cloudinary or AWS S3.

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I changed it to FileSystem and now it works after restarting the service.
Where exactly do the files reside once uploaded?
Side question: anyone know why GridFS does not work?
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Are there any ways to do this?

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