DYLIB, Mac OS X Mach-O executable and library files. DYLIB, Mac OS X Mach-O executable and library files. ExifTool supports both more formats and more tags which can be used to mass rename files through.
Please test this on files that you don't mind screwing up before you let it loose on your good stuff. ExifTool implemented as aOnce you've installed it you just need to type brew install exiftool tag and it will do the necessary magic for you.
To install tags and exiftool I recommend Homebrew. If you open the new file and check for keywords, you should find all your Finder tags in there. Once you’ve installed ExifTool on your Mac, you must open a Terminal window and type exiftool at the command line prompt to run exiftool and to get. So to use it, you could then open a terminal, type in the script above, cd to the directory with your pdfs in it and do: for i in *.pdf Exiftool Gui For Mac ExifTool is a command line tool which allows you to view, edit and write metadata in a lengthy list of file types: audio, video, images, documents, archives and more.
So you need to do something like this to glue them together in a command line function: function tags2metadata()" "$1" īut I chose to just re-write the mavericks Finder tags to the new file using tag -add "$tags" "$1" ($1 in a function stands for the input it is given). Here's a start: Tag is a command line tool to manipulate tags in Mavericks.ĮxifTool is a command line tool for writing metadata into images.
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