Pack static and views folder into the binary

[Charles Neau]

Idea: Using something like static to pack all html/css/js into the binary.

I believe it could potentially ease the use of the binary itself.

Pros:
It could greatly simplify deployment method.

go get -u github.com/tobegit3hub/seagull

And that's it. You can type in seagull and it's up and running. Don't need to be on $GOPATH/src/github.com/tobegit3hub/seagull .

Cons:
Either: clients need to install statik first and you can add //go:generate statik -src=./public to the top of the main file (here as an example).

Or the git contains the generated statik file (which is basically a go file with a variable containing a "zip" and registering itself to statik library, but it's not really a code file, more like a binary file which is not very git friendly).

[tobe]

I'm not sure if it's good for relying static tool to package the binary since we have docker image to run seagull easily.