# `Sinetex.Opened`
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The result of `Sinetex.open/2`.

  * `:content` - the content: decrypted, with its signature verified and,
    for C04 8 and 10, decompressed.
  * `:header` - the decoded `Sinetex.Header`. A `c03` other than `0x00`
    means the counterparty is reporting an error (§5.5.5): do not answer
    it with another error.
  * `:sender` - the `Sinetex.Certificate` that signed the content, or `nil`
    for clear text.
  * `:protection` - `:signed_and_encrypted`, `:signed` (C04 2, 3, 6 and 10)
    or `:clear` (the empty header of §5.6.3, only with `allow_clear: true`).
  * `:compression` - `:gzip` or `:zip` when the content was decompressed,
    `:none` otherwise. With C04 8 or 10, `:none` means the content did not
    start with GZIP or ZIP magic bytes and was returned as is.

`inspect/2` leaves the content out.

# `t`

```elixir
@type t() :: %Sinetex.Opened{
  compression: :gzip | :zip | :none,
  content: binary(),
  header: Sinetex.Header.t(),
  protection: :signed_and_encrypted | :signed | :clear,
  sender: Sinetex.Certificate.t() | nil
}
```

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