dunzip() {wget -qO- $1 | bsdtar -xvf-;} source ~/.bashrc
If you are using zsh, substitute “.zshrc” for .bashrc.
Works for zip and gzipped tar files.
For details on this command see this stack exchange answer to How to redirect output of wget as input to unzip? by ruario.
Regarding functions and how to use them see with arguments see Make a Bash alias that takes a parameter?.
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