Danran

I have the unix command that is meant to recursively search by filename extension for all files in the current directory. The syntax for my command snippet is: find . -type f -name '*.file_extension_to_search_for' The actual command snippet I have written in Alfred is: find . -type f -name '*.filext' Each time I use that alfred snippet, I have to manually erase "filext" in that snippet, and re-enter my desired file extension so the final command looks more like this: find . -type f -name '*.jpg' What I desire, is for alfred to prompt me and ask me to manually enter the fileextension that i desire, and then insert that in replace of "filext", and then print the full command with the .jpg filext already entered. How can I go about doing this?