If I am exploring a new directory for the first time, or I am looking for some sort of completion for both dot- and non-dot-files, I expect there to be some sort of functionality that allows me to search for both. I am not extremely familiar with globbing in zsh, but it might have something to do with that (?). I just find it odd that cd tab doesn't complete all files; rather, it only completes either non-"hidden" files or "hidden" files.

Even cd (D) doesn't work (zsh "D" globbing qualifier) ... although I suppose that there could be a file named \(D\).

It would be nice to be able to press ctrl+h and get hidden files (either mixed with all results or maybe even just toggle from non-hidden to hidden and vice versa).

Thanks for cool fzf plugin though!
dylnmc

oh-my-zsh plugin using commit 01bfb57
[on Feb 26, 2020]

newest PR to master merged 7bbe02e
[on Apr 26, 2021]

[01bfb57] [on Feb 26, 2020] doesn't support case-insensitive option (and maybe something else?)

I'm not sure if this is a oh-my-zsh issue or can be resolved here?

It'd be awesome if this also worked when setopt autocd was turned on, tab completing on just the directories themselves with no preceding cd.

Would it be possible for the menu to pop up as soon as you wrote "cd "? And then stay until the whole path is completed. Each time you press the next popup appears. If you press backspace the prompt disappears and you can delete the path as normal.

for example, if I have an alias cl:
alias cl='cd $@; ls -a'
how can I apply the same functionality to 'cl', i.e. fzf pops up when pressing after $ cl?

Hi tehre, I have installed fzf thru arch and I am using Oh my zsh with zplug.
any suggestion on how to go about this.

I have some abbreviations for some directories that I create with hash -d ( e.g. hash -d downloads=/the/path/to/downloads). It would be nice if the interactive cd would also work with these. E.g. cd ~downloads/[TAB] should list the things in that directory.

Apologies for asking such a simple question, but how do I get this working? I have cloned your repo into my dotfiles folder, and have sourced the file, but this does not work. Am I doing something wrong?

May I ask how to make the demo GIF. it helps me a lot.

When running on MacOS, the sed commands fail with:

sed: illegal option -- -
usage: sed script [-Ealnru] [-i extension] [file ...]

I believe this is because MacOS ships with BSD sed and this assumes GNU sed.

I fixed this by installing gnu-sed and setting up PATH so that sed resolves to GNU sed, but I guess it'd be nice to have this code handle BSD sed properly, perhaps by sticking to just the subset of the interface that is common across all of POSIX, or at least detect the problem and issue a nice error message.

Details on some of the differences:
https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/13711/differences-between-sed-on-mac-osx-and-other-standard-sed

Thanks a lot for this code!

Typing cd - and pressing Tab lists all paths you went in the current shell, which is very useful to jump back last used folders. It seems interactive-cd breaks it.