I know that `\Phar` and `\PharData` exist, but I'm having some trouble with the methods they supply so far. I'm still having to detect the mime-type / file type by whatever means, before determining which `Phar*::method()` to use in an attempt to extract the archive and do work on the files it contains.

Is there a go-to, "easy-button" class that I could include (maybe some package available via composer) that handles this at a very high level? Or am I failing to use the `Phar` and friends properly or in need of re-RTM so far?

Basically, I want to do the following (it's a CLI script that I control for now, so security, while important with this type of thing, is on the backburner for now):

1. Detect that a file might be an archive of some kind.
2. Validate that it *seems* to be one of the following: `.tar`, `.gz`, `.tar.gz`, or `.zip`.
3. If so, attempt to extract the archive and then parse the content of it's actual files.

Is there an "easy-button" for this that I'm unaware of, or do I need to build some logic that guesses as best it can as to what type of archive it might be, and then try to use the appropriate `Phar*` method to attempt to extract it's files and do whatever work I need to on them?

I hope that makes sense the way I wrote it. I'm trying to avoid re-inventing the wheel for a mini-project here if someone has already figured all of this out basically.