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complete-lastf

A zsh plugin that does filename completion.

For example, it replaces the user's lastf with the last modified file in the current directory.

Demo

Features

The last file is specifically the last modified file in the current directory.

Replace lastfN with the last N files.

For example, lastf2 replaces with the last 2 files.

If N is not provided, like in lastf, it defaults to 1.
Replace lastdN with the last N directories.

Dependencies

~~eza: A modern replacement for ls. The -D option lists only directories, which is difficult with ls.~~

Note: This plugin now uses zsh built-in glob patterns instead of external commands for better reliability.

Important: eza version 0.23.0 and later has compatibility issues in certain execution environments (such as zsh widget contexts). This plugin switched to zsh built-in glob patterns to avoid dependency on external commands.

Installation

Clone the repository to ~/.oh-my-zsh/custom/plugins/complete-lastf.
Add the following line to your ~/.zshrc:
```
plugins=(...  complete-lastf)
```