de4js works as a web application, so its integration into a B4J project depends on what you want to do with it.
If you simply want to display the de4js interface in your B4J application, you can use a WebView component.
This allows you to use the tool as is, directly in your B4J app
Example:
Dim WebView1 As WebView
WebView1.Initialize("")
MainForm.RootPane.AddNode(WebView1, 10, 10, 800, 600)
WebView1.LoadUrl("https://lelinhtinh.github.io/de4js/")
If you want to deobfuscate automatically, you can download the de4js source code, extract the useful JavaScript functions (like those for decompression or deobfuscation),
and use a JavaScript engine in B4J like Nashorn, via JavaObject.
You must include the necessary JS functions in your eval call.
Simplified example Nashorn
Dim engine As JavaObject
engine = engine.InitializeStatic("javax.script.ScriptEngineManager").RunMethod("getEngineByName", Array("nashorn"))
engine.RunMethod("eval", Array("var code = 'obfuscated...'; var result = deobfuscate(code);"))
Dim result As String = engine.RunMethod("get", Array("result"))
If you prefer to run the deobfuscator externally, create a Node.js script with de4js functions
Call this script from B4J with Shell
Dim sh As Shell
sh.Initialize("sh", "node", Array("deobfuscate.js", "code.js"))
sh.Run(10000)
These are just examples. It's up to you to explore the subject further