A correct and easy-to-use BitTorrent library

Objectives

• Easy-to-use library interface that assumes by default with customisability if needed
• Extremely low dependency count (none ideally)
• High amount of documentation, no data structures/functions implemented without a line of docstring
• Correctness with the BitTorrent protocols

Development/Production Status

Actively developed but heavily work-in-progress with only .torrent to user-friendly Torrent struct currently fully supported, see the torro roadmap for future plans.

Final notes

• If you wish to use torro without using the Torrent structure, you may use the publically exposed lower-level functions that are not attached to it (like bencode::parse for example)

torro

A correct and easy-to-use BitTorrent library

Objectives

• Easy-to-use library interface that assumes by default with customisability if needed
• Extremely low dependency count (none ideally)
• High amount of documentation, no data structures/functions implemented without a line of docstring
• Correctness with the BitTorrent protocols

Development/Production Status

Actively developed but heavily work-in-progress with only .torrent to user-friendly Torrent struct currently fully supported, see the torro roadmap for future plans.