Please see the sister project: jsondocs-parser regarding how to generate the documentation for a a project.
Once you have the generated documentation, place it in json/docs.json.
Once you have this project downloaded, run the following commands:
npm install
npm start
The first command installs all the necessary packages for the documentation server to be rendered while the second starts up the webserver.
Go to localhost:8080 to see the server.
When you want to kill the server off, type Ctrl+c in the command window and
y if it asks for confirmation.
When accessing the server, you can choose between viewing global variables, global functions, and classes that have been provided with documentation.
By clicking on each of these, you can see all the documented objects and read up on them properly. The fucntions, variables, and classes pages all have partial search functionality, which allow you to type in the partial (case-insensitive) name of a function, variable, class, or bunny rabbit, and return all items which match your search case.
Improvements to it are welcome, the initial build was just to get something which could read the comments outside of the very nasty JSON file.