jsonpretty | Command-line JSON pretty-printer | JSON Processing library

The handshake issue is due to Jamendo API using an old deprecated TLS protocol version (1.0) and not support newer protocol versions:
* https://github.com/square/okhttp/issues/4670 * https://medium.com/square-corner-blog/okhttp-3-13-requires-android-5-818bb78d07ce

Side-notes: I would definitely opt against a custom TrustManager implementation, this would only make sense e.g. if your endpoint is using a self-signed certificate. As a basic check i would verify that your Android System TrustStore is working by trying to open the Jamendo URL directly on the phone/emulator browser to see if you get any issues? Pinning provides additional protection but does not resolve basic handshake issue you are seeing.

In your controller $result is a string, it contains a JSON string but at this point it is only a string. So when you pass it to json_encode it escapes all double quotes because it wants to encode a simple string.

If you want to use json_encode to pretty print this data, you first need to decode this string (exactly what you did in your alternative solution with JSON.parse), then encode it with pretty print option. So in your controller you should have this change:

I think the issue is just a typo. You have this:

I kind can't find any documentation for that {{{ html }}} syntax. According to the official documentation, you should use the v-html directive.

Also, Vue 2.x filters are only available within moustache and v-bind expressions. You cannot use a filter in v-html.

For anything else, you should use a computed property or method.

Try doing like this:

Break down your TrackModel into two properties and have a separate class for the Result.

If I understood your problem clearly, you can avoid one query.

SendPhoto API method has caption param. You can use this field for showing $res[0]['dispname']