Allow passing in a full npm package name instead of just the suffix

It's not very discoverable re which applications exist. The easiest
way is to point to npm for a list of packages.

To avoid confusion re naming just allow passing in a full npm package name
instead of just the suffix.

bin/cli

@@ -21,7 +21,9 @@ install_app () {
     # Remove trailing slash from path
     path=${path%/}
 
-    echo "Installing app: '$1' in directory '$destDir' with path prefix '$path'...";
+    packageName="@dbp-topics/${$1##@dbp-topics/}"
+
+    echo "Installing app: '$packageName' in directory '$destDir' with path prefix '$path'...";
 
     # Do a basic check if a path was entered
     if [[ $destDir != "." && $destDir != ".." ]]; then
@@ -29,8 +31,8 @@ install_app () {
     fi
 
     npm init -y || exit 2;
-    npm install @dbp-topics/$1 || exit 2;
-    cp -R node_modules/@dbp-topics/$1/app-template public || exit 2;
+    npm install "$packageName" || exit 2;
+    cp -R node_modules/"$packageName"/app-template public || exit 2;
     cd public || exit 2;
     sed -i 's|="/|="'"$path"'/|g' index.html
     sed -i "s|from '/|from '$path/|g" index.html
@@ -39,17 +41,18 @@ install_app () {
     sed -i 's| /| '"$path"'/|g' .htaccess
     sed -i 's|="/|="'"$path"'/|g' browserconfig.xml
     sed -i 's|"path": "/|"path": "'"$path"'/|g' topic.metadata.json
-    ln -s ../node_modules/@dbp-topics/$1/dist app || exit 2;
+    ln -s ../node_modules/"$packageName"/dist app || exit 2;
     echo
-    echo "The application '$1' was installed in directory '$destDir'."
+    echo "The application '$packageName' was installed in directory '$destDir'."
     echo "Your webroot is '$destDir/public'."
 }
 
 update_app () {
-    echo "Updating app: '$1'...";
-    npm update @dbp-topics/$1 || exit 3;
+    packageName="@dbp-topics/${$1##@dbp-topics/}"
+    echo "Updating app: '$packageName'...";
+    npm update "$packageName" || exit 3;
     echo
-    echo "The application '$1' was updated."
+    echo "The application '$packageName' was updated."
 }
 
 case $1 in