$ unp_
unp is a command line tool that can unpack archives easily. It
mainly acts as a wrapper around other shell tools that you can
find on various POSIX systems.
It figures out how to invoke an unpacker to achieve the desired
result. In addition to that it will safely unpack files when an
archive contains more than one top level item. In those cases it
will wrap the resulting file in a folder so that your working
directory does not get messed up.
All you have to do:
$ unp myarchive.tar.gz
To install you can use pipsi:
$ pipsi install unp
Supports the following archives:
- 7zip Archives (*.7z)
- AR Archives (*.a)
- Apple Disk Image (*.dmg; *.sparseimage)
- Bz2 Compressed Files (*.bz2)
- Bz2 Compressed Tarballs (*.tar.bz2)
- Gzip Compressed Files (*.gz)
- Gzip Compressed Tarballs (*.tar.gz; *.tgz)
- Uncompressed Tarballs (*.tar)
- WinRAR Archives (*.rar)
- Windows Cabinet Archive (*.cab)
- XZ Compressed Files (*.xz)
- XZ Compressed Tarballs (*.tar.xz)
- Zip Archives (*.zip; *.egg; *.whl; *.jar)
DMG is only supported on OS X where it invokes the hdiutil and
copies out the contents.
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