You do of course need to type what you expect to get in the response and then use within your application. In my experience any unused data needn't be typed...
But this is one situation where IMO typings can give a false sense of security: API responses that are out of your control can (and often will) change unexpectedly - e.g. return null on a property where you don't expect it; so it's still important to have some guards in place to avoid responses that might crash your application.
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You do of course need to type what you expect to get in the response and then use within your application. In my experience any unused data needn't be typed...
But this is one situation where IMO typings can give a false sense of security: API responses that are out of your control can (and often will) change unexpectedly - e.g. return
nullon a property where you don't expect it; so it's still important to have some guards in place to avoid responses that might crash your application.