Angular doesn't create an object out of JSON response

I'm trying to create an object out of my json (from a http request) but it's a plain string.

Interfaces:

export interface CeleryTask {
  uuid: string,
  state: string,
  received: string,
  result: Chat,
}

export interface Chat {
  id: number;
  chatTitle: string;
  chatId: string;
  users: User[];
  archived: boolean,
}

GET Request in my service:

loadAllSuccessTasksFromFlower(): Observable<CeleryTask[]> {
    return this.http.get<CeleryTask[]>("http://localhost:5566/api/tasks?state=SUCCESS")
      .pipe(map(response => Object.entries(response)
        .map(entry => ({
          uuid: entry[0],
          state: entry[1].state,
          received: entry[1].received,
          result: entry[1].result
        }))))
  }

HTTP Response:

{
   "67fe1783-4451-4fa5-838e-b78279fd5c07":{
      "uuid":"67fe1783-4451-4fa5-838e-b78279fd5c07",
      "name":"upload.tasks.importWorkTask",
      "state":"SUCCESS",
      "received":1668285215.4455156,
      "sent":null,
      "started":1668285219.4739492,
      "rejected":null,
      "succeeded":1668285419.1474545,
      "failed":null,
      "retried":null,
      "revoked":null,
      "args":"('C:\\Users\\xx\\AppData\\Local\\Temp\\xxx', 'xx.pdf')",
      "kwargs":"{}",
      "eta":null,
      "expires":null,
      "retries":0,
      "result":"{'id': 9, 'chatTitle': 'My Chat'}",
      "exception":null,
      "timestamp":1668285419.1474545,
      "runtime":199.67199999999866,
      "traceback":null,
      "exchange":null,
      "routing_key":null,
      "clock":599,
      "client":null,
      "root":"67fe1783-4451-4fa5-838e-b78279fd5c07",
      "root_id":"67fe1783-4451-4fa5-838e-b78279fd5c07",
      "parent":null,
      "parent_id":null,
      "children":[
         
      ],
      "worker":"celery@xxx"
   }

When I console.log the result:

{
  "uuid": "67fe1783-4451-4fa5-838e-b78279fd5c07",
  "state": "SUCCESS",
  "received": 1668285215.4455156,
  "result": "{'id': 9, 'chatTitle': 'My Chat'}"
}

The id & chatTitle is not a chat object, it's an plain string. So it's not possible to access object.result.chatTitle

Any idea how to solve this problem?

One way to get the object from the received string would be

result: JSON.parse(entry[1].result);

Build a type guard to let typescript understand that you really have a Chat object

function isChat(o: any): o is Chat {
  // check whatever is necessary to be a Chat object
  return "id" in o && "chatTitle" in o
}

Use the typeguard like this

const parsed = JSON.parse(jsonString);
if (isChat(parsed)) {
  // do something with now correctly typed object
} else { 
  // error handling; invalid JSON format 
}

See https://stackoverflow.com/a/62438143/7869582 for more info on that