How to extract xip archive using command line?

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Ninja Inc picture Ninja Inc · Nov 4, 2016 · Viewed 15.3k times · Source

I searched around how to extract XIP archive using command line with no luck so I am leaving my own solution, as a bash function, here.

I found my inspiration here.

Answer

Geoff Nixon picture Geoff Nixon · Jun 13, 2018

You could try:

xip -x [path to .xip file]

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