Line breaks ("\n") won't work with json fetched data

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SOLVED.

Of course the above code did not work! I applied .replaceAll before making the string manipulation! That said, convert the json object into array, do the string manipulation and then apply .replaceAll.

.then(function(json) {

    // convert the json object into array
    var items = [];
    for (var i in json.settings) {
        items.push(json.settings[i])
    }

    // get the value from the array and apply the string manipulation
    a = items[0].announce;
    items[0].announce = a.replace("\\n", "\n");

    // apply .replaceAll
    fetchedData.replaceAll(items);

})

<Text> will correctly apply line breaks when the string is fetched from a remote server.