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doc/README.md

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 # elli #
 
-Copyright (c) 2012-2016 Knut Nesheim, 2016-2018 elli-lib team
+Copyright (c) 2012-2016 Knut Nesheim, 2016-2021 elli-lib team
 
-__Version:__ 3.0.0
+__Version:__ 4.0.0
 
 __Authors:__ Knut Nesheim, elli-lib team.
 

doc/index.md

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 [![Documentation][doc badge]][docs]
 [![Erlang][erlang badge]][erlang downloads]
-[![Travis CI][travis badge]][travis builds]
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 [![Coverage Status][coveralls badge]][coveralls link]
 [![MIT License][license badge]](LICENSE)
 
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 Elli is a webserver you can run inside your Erlang application to
-expose an HTTP API. Elli is a aimed exclusively at building
+expose an HTTP API. Elli is aimed exclusively at building
 high-throughput, low-latency HTTP APIs. If robustness and performance
 is more important than general purpose features, then `elli` might be
 for you. If you find yourself digging into the implementation of a
 webserver, `elli` might be for you. If you're building web services,
 not web sites, then `elli` might be for you.
 
 Elli is used in production at Wooga and Game Analytics. Elli requires
-OTP 18.0 or newer.
+OTP 20.0 or newer.
 
 
 ## Installation
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 [`rebar.config`](http://www.rebar3.org/docs/configuration):
 
 ```erlang
-{deps, [elli]}.
+{deps, [
+  %% ...
+  {elli, "4.0.0"}
+]}.
 ```
 
 Afterwards you can run:
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 Elli is licensed under [The MIT License](LICENSE).
 
-Copyright (c) 2012-2016 Knut Nesheim, 2016-2018 elli-lib team
+Copyright (c) 2012-2016 Knut Nesheim, 2016-2021 elli-lib team

doc/overview.edoc

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 @author Knut Nesheim
 @author elli-lib team
-@copyright 2012-2016 Knut Nesheim, 2016-2018 elli-lib team
-@version 3.0.0
+@copyright 2012-2016 Knut Nesheim, 2016-2021 elli-lib team
+@version 4.0.0
 @title elli
 @doc Erlang web server for HTTP APIs