I have a .xar file. .xar is an exectuable archive file format developed by Meta/Facebook for creating self-contained Python binaries. I would like to extract its contents into a directory so I can look around and see what's inside the archive. How can I do this?
How can I extract the contents of a Python xar file?
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For a .xar (or any other compression/archive format) I use the free program The Unarchiver: https://theunarchiver.com
If you're not running macOS: Their command line tools also work on Windows and Linux.