This example shows using muon.js from the browserified output.
First, get the starter project running, this runs a service called "muonjs-gateway". This runs a websocket server that is used to manage message routing. The gateway acts as a messaging reverse proxy, enabling your browser to open muon channels to other services in the back end system by logical name.
Run via make install; make
Visit http://localhost:8080
See index.html to see the regular muon javascript api being used. Try some commands
The full muon api is available to you (bar service discovery, which is being delegated server side). You can introspect, use the various protocols etc.
For browserify, the rpc and reactive streams protocols are bundled into the muon.js file. Others will need to be added externally.
Try running another muon service on the same discovery as the gateway, then in the browser console run
muon.introspect("your-service", function(report) { console.dir(report) })