funzip
extract the first member of a ZIP or gzip archive from a pipe
TLDR
Extract first file from a ZIP archive via stdin
$ cat [file.zip] | funzip > [output]
Extract from a gzip file via stdin$ cat [file.gz] | funzip > [output]
Download and extract in one step$ curl -s [url/file.zip] | funzip > [output]
Extract from a file argument directly$ funzip [file.zip] > [output]
Extract a password-protected ZIP archive$ funzip -[password] [file.zip] > [output]
Extract a tar.zip archive using a secondary archiver$ cat [archive.tar.zip] | funzip | tar xf -
SYNOPSIS
funzip [-password] [input[.zip|.gz]]
DESCRIPTION
funzip acts as a filter to extract the first member from a ZIP archive or a gzip file. Without a file argument, it reads from standard input and writes to standard output. When given a file argument, it reads from that file instead. It also handles gzip compressed files.This is most useful for extracting single-file archives from pipes without creating intermediate files, or in combination with a secondary archiver like tar(1) for tape backups.
PARAMETERS
-password
Decryption password for encrypted ZIP archives. Passing passwords on the command line is insecure as they may be visible via ps(1).
INSTALL
sudo apt install unzip
sudo dnf install unzip
sudo pacman -S unzip
sudo apk add unzip
sudo zypper install unzip
brew install unzip
nix profile install nixpkgs#unzip
CAVEATS
Only extracts the first member from a ZIP archive. For multi-file archives, use unzip instead. When the first member is a directory, funzip simply creates it and exits.