Helps you extract archives and list their contents.

TODO: readme

It's supposed to be a helpful and also educational tool. Suggests the simplest command for the appropriate archive format, while also being non-destructive by default (does not overwrite existing files, does not delete the archive after extraction, etc).

Supported archive and compression formats:

File extenstion	Tools
.tar, .tar.*, .tgz, .tbz, .txz, .tlz, .tzo	tar, bsdtar, 7z
.zip	unzip (zipinfo), bsdtar, 7z
.rar	unrar, bsdtar, 7z
.7z	7z, bsdtar
.arj	unarj², 7z
.bz2³, .bz³	bzip2 (bunzip2, bzcat), 7z
.cpio	cpio, bsdtar, 7z
.deb	dpkg-deb¹
.gz	gzip (gunzip2, zcat), 7z
.lha	lha¹, lhasa¹, bsdtar, 7z
.lrz³	lrzip (lrunzip, lrzcat)
.lz³	lzip, 7z
.lz4³	lz4 (unlz4), 7z
.lzma³	xz (unlzma, lzcat), 7z
.lzo	lzop¹
.xz³	xz (unxz, xzcat), 7z
.zst³	zstd (unzstd), 7z
.exe (PE)	7z
.Z³	uncompress, 7z
.pax	TODO
.hrx	TODO
Others (fallback)	bsdtar, 7z

Notes:

1. Tool with limited support.
2. Tool with very limited support.
3. Single-file compression format. Sometimes these compression formats can store a filename, sometimes they don't (in which case the list command is useless).