libtorrent_dart 1.1.0

Cross-platform Dart FFI bindings for libtorrent sessions, magnet downloads, torrent controls, progress, and settings.

libtorrent_dart

Dart bindings for libtorrent-rasterbar.

This package exposes two entry points:

• High-level wrapper API: package:libtorrent_dart/libtorrent_dart.dart
• Low-level FFI API: package:libtorrent_dart/libtorrent_dart_ffi.dart

Installation

dart pub add libtorrent_dart

The build hook downloads the required native binary for the current package version, platform, and architecture. Native assets are bundled into the consuming application by Dart's build system.

Usage

Check out the example for a quick start.

Libtorrent API parity

Libtorrent API parity is tracked in:

• LIBTORRENT_API_PARITY.md

Platforms

• Linux: ARM64 and x64.
• macOS: Apple silicon and Intel.
• Windows: ARM64 and x64.
• Android: ARMv7, ARM64, and x64.
• iOS: ARM64 (build/link validated; runtime untested).

Build

Build instructions for all supported platforms (macOS, Linux, Windows, Android, iOS) are in:

• BUILD.md

Local streaming experiment

The unreleased streaming bridge adds TorrentHandle.pieceLength, numPieces and pieceSize, plus Session.popAlertInfo(includePieceData: true). The latter copies read_piece_alert data into owned Dart bytes and includes its piece index, torrent ID and native error code. Keep one alert consumer per session. Native reads are asynchronous; do not mix polling consumers that might consume each other's completions. The optional API requires rebuilding the matching native artifact; selecting this checkout with a Dart path dependency does not rebuild C++.

The native bridge retains each popped alert batch until all its events have been consumed. Generic session settings supplied to creation are now applied before startup, including loopback listening and disabled discovery for controlled tests.