e.g. liquid -e hackernews should open not the hackernews app, but a dialog.
Haven't decided yet, but most likely needs to exit(1) in case such Liquid App doesn't exist, instead of trying to create one (because to create a new app, the user should really run liquid hackernews). liquid -c hackernews could be added later specifically for creating new Liquid Apps; probably should exit(1) in case Liquid App by that name already exists.
e.g.
liquid -e hackernewsshould open not the hackernews app, but a dialog.Haven't decided yet, but most likely needs to
exit(1)in case such Liquid App doesn't exist, instead of trying to create one (because to create a new app, the user should really runliquid hackernews).liquid -c hackernewscould be added later specifically for creating new Liquid Apps; probably shouldexit(1)in case Liquid App by that name already exists.