If it were structured in fashion closer along the protocol startup process or how a real client is structured more people might end up with a functional client rather than a "bittorrent leecher". Up to "peer handshake" most things look fine. From there it rushes towards a half-finished goal and if people stop there you're leaving the internet littered with one-sided examples.

After the handshake you'll need state machines to handle multiple peers, piece-sets to track what you've downloaded, the rarest-first algorithm[0], message processing and so on. The final result of having a downloaded file falls out of that almost as a side-product at some point.

[0] http://bittorrent.org/bittorrentecon.pdf