bt‑fetch is a JavaScript library that lets developers treat BitTorrent resources like ordinary web resources, using the familiar fetch() API and custom `bittorrent://` (or `bt://`) URLs. It builds on WebTorrent to load torrents, expose individual files, directories, and metadata via Response objects (supporting `.text()`, `.json()`, headers such as Content‑Length and custom X‑Downloaded), making it useful for web developers who want to integrate peer‑to‑peer file access into browsers or Node.js apps without dealing with low‑level torrent protocols.
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