A tool to extract the contents (assemblies, configuration, ...) of a single file application to a directory.
To use this tool install it as a global dotnet tool:
dotnet tool install -g sfextract
sfextract [file] -o|--output [directory]
Example
sfextract Application.exe -o path/to/output/
Install the SingleFileExtractor.Core
NuGet package to use it programmatically:
BundleExtractor.Extract("application.exe", "path/to/output/");
Another application I'm working on requires me to extract the contents of a single file. Since I've also seen people asking for a way to do this, I decided to turn it into a dotnet tool and NuGet package.
- GitHub: dotnet/runtime for inventing single file applications.
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