Nope I developed my own parser specifically for ClassicPress. I did not like the core one, as it missed many things.
I also built a custom scraper to incorporate the docs as they were at the time of 4.9. So all the user notes are there from that time.
Now I put the whole doc system up twice, and not much interest was expressed. There was also much discussion of using the GitHub Doc system. There was not one person interested in setting it up as the doc system for Classic Press. So I basically gave up.
Everybody has their own ideas on what the doc system should look like and do, and what tools and scripts should be used. So you usually have to fight through all that negativity to get anything done in open source. I’ve tried many times, this was the last effort I will make. Open source is just not for me.
Also of note, I am a self taught coder, so the scripts, while they work, don’t always follow best practices. Usually when someone looks at my code, they turn green ( and it’s not “Green with envy” ;). Then they start re-coding everything.
But I will tell you the entire doc system can be set up in about 2 hours. And maintained every time a release is made, in about 2 hours.
TBH I just wanted to help…but as usual … it did not work out.
I will however continue to code as I do love it 