Display posts from WordPress JSON api

pull-display-posts

(function($){
	function display_posts( data ) {
		var results = data;
		var i = 0;
		$.each( results, function( index, value ) {
			if(index<3){
				console.log( value ); // Use this to see what object properties are available, like date, content, etc...
				
	            	var html = '';
	                
	                html += '<header>'
	                + '<h2 class="article-title">'
	                + '<a href="'
	                + value.link
	                + '">'
	                + value.title
	                + '</a>'
	                + '</h2>';
					
					//var date = value.date;
					//var date = $.datepicker.formatDate( 'MM d, yy', date );
					
	                html += '<div class="article-meta">'
	                + '<time>'+value.date+'</time>'
	                + '</div>'
	                + '</header>';
	                
	                html += '<div class="article-tease">'
	                + value.excerpt
	                + '</div>';
	                + '</article>';
	                	            			
	            $('.home .column.one').append(html);
	            
            }
                        
		});
		
		$('.home .column.one').append('<hr><a href="/posts">More news...');
 
	}
	function pull_posts(e) {
		var post_url = 'http://stage.provost.wsu.edu/wp-json/posts/';
		$.getJSON( post_url, display_posts );
	}
	pull_posts();
}(jQuery));

$.datepicker.formatDate( 'MM d, yy', new Date( date ) );

Datepicker's formatDate requires a JS Date object rather than a string.