extract plugin

This plugin defines a function called extract that extracts the archive file you pass it, and it supports a wide variety of archive filetypes.

This way you don't have to know what specific command extracts a file, you just do extract <filename> and the function takes care of the rest.

To use it, add extract to the plugins array in your zshrc file:

plugins=(... extract)

Supported file extensions

Extension	Description
`7z`	7zip file
`Z`	Z archive (LZW)
`apk`	Android app file
`aar`	Android library file
`bz2`	Bzip2 file
`cab`	Microsoft cabinet archive
`cpio`	Cpio archive
`deb`	Debian package
`ear`	Enterprise Application aRchive
`gz`	Gzip file
`ipa`	iOS app package
`ipsw`	iOS firmware file
`jar`	Java Archive
`lrz`	LRZ archive
`lz4`	LZ4 archive
`lzma`	LZMA archive
`rar`	WinRAR archive
`rpm`	RPM package
`sublime-package`	Sublime Text package
`tar`	Tarball
`tar.bz2`	Tarball with bzip2 compression
`tar.gz`	Tarball with gzip compression
`tar.lrz`	Tarball with lrzip compression
`tar.lz`	Tarball with lzip compression
`tar.lz4`	Tarball with lz4 compression
`tar.xz`	Tarball with lzma2 compression
`tar.zma`	Tarball with lzma compression
`tar.zst`	Tarball with zstd compression
`tbz`	Tarball with bzip compression
`tbz2`	Tarball with bzip2 compression
`tgz`	Tarball with gzip compression
`tlz`	Tarball with lzma compression
`txz`	Tarball with lzma2 compression
`tzst`	Tarball with zstd compression
`war`	Web Application archive (Java-based)
`xpi`	Mozilla XPI module file
`xz`	LZMA2 archive
`zip`	Zip archive
`zst`	Zstandard file (zstd)

See list of archive formats for more information regarding archive formats.