Command Line Tools — EZLibrary

EZLibraryCLI ships alongside the app and runs the same core code with the same safety rules: a backup before every write, atomic file replacement, and a refusal to run while Serato is open.

It exists for the jobs that are painful in a GUI — importing a folder from a script, or repairing thousands of library entries in one pass.

What it does

Scripted import. Import files and folders with a chosen mode, destination and crate prefix, and wire it into whatever else you run.
Bulk location repair. repair-locations re-points Serato's library at where files actually are, for a library knocked out of sync by an old move or consolidation.
Preview by default. repair-locations shows you what it would change and writes nothing until you pass --apply.
Reports rather than guesses. Anything it cannot match with confidence is listed as unresolved instead of being repaired on a hunch.

How to use it

Import a folder

Move files into your library and file them under a dated crate prefix:

swift run EZLibraryCLI \
  --mode move \
  --destination "$HOME/Music" \
  --crate-prefix "New Music" \
  -- ~/Downloads/incoming

Preview a repair

swift run EZLibraryCLI repair-locations \
  --search /Volumes/Music

Apply it

Re-run the same command with --apply once the preview looks right. Serato has to be closed.

Run swift run EZLibraryCLI --help for the full option list, including --library-dir for pointing at a specific _Serato_ folder.

Add Music

Get new files into your library and into the right crate, without the drag-and-drop dance.

Missing Tracks

Find every file Serato has lost track of, and relink it to where it actually lives.

Library Consolidation

Pull music scattered across drives and folders into one place, without breaking a single crate.

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