This looks similar to what fzf [1] does. There seems to be a bit of a difference between how it treats files within Git repositories, but other than that I tell what the differences are.
fzf presents itself as a general fuzzy finder tool.
QFC is a specific tool for completing just file/dir path.
If you use the two, you will notice the difference quickly.
Sorting && Filtering isn't the same, for example:
If you write 'bin' and there is a matched directory for that string ('bin'), you will see only the dir path not all files inside the dir.
Also, you can arrow keys to navigate between directories.
You can also type special characters like '~', '$HOME' etc..
fzf presents itself as a general fuzzy finder tool. QFC is a specific tool for completing just file/dir path.
If you use the two, you will notice the difference quickly.
Sorting && Filtering isn't the same, for example: If you write 'bin' and there is a matched directory for that string ('bin'), you will see only the dir path not all files inside the dir.
Also, you can arrow keys to navigate between directories.
You can also type special characters like '~', '$HOME' etc..