Bunpack 🐰

Because I'm sick and tired of googling the args for unpacking things

bunpack will extract whatever* you throw at it

*as long as it's a tar.gz, tar.bz2, tar.xz, or zip

Usage

bunpack <file> [<destination>]

Bunpack will select the correct decompression tool to use and ensure that your unpacked files will be in their own directory, because if there's one thing more annoying that having to google the tar command args again, it's unpacking dozens of files into your current directory.

Without passing <destination>, bunpack will create a target directory based on the filename.

Dependencies

You must have babashka installed and available on your $PATH. You can get it at https://github.com/babashka/babashka

Bunpack shells out to perform the actual work, so you should have the following command line tools installed:

• tar
• xz
• unzip

Installation

Get bunpack.clj somewhere on your $PATH. I would recommend cloning the repository and creating a link but whatever floats your boat.

Contributing

PRs welcome! Please update tests if adding a new unpacker.

License

MIT License

Copyright (c) 2021 Robert Warner

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