> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://etherlime.gitbook.io/etherlime/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://etherlime.gitbook.io/etherlime/developer-documentation/etherlime-cli/utils.md).

# etherlime utils

On your disposal there is a global available utils object. Here are the methods it exposes:

> * `utils.timeTravel(provider, seconds)` method allowing etherlime
>
>   ganache to move `seconds` ahead. You need to pass your provider
>
>   from the EtherlimeGanacheDeployer
>
>   * `utils.setTimeTo(provider, timestamp)` method allowing etherlime
>
>     ganache to move to the desired `timestamp` ahead. You need to pass
>
>     your provider from the EtherlimeGanacheDeployer
>   * `utils.mineBlock(provider)` method telling the etherlime ganache
>
>     to mine the next block. You need to pass your provider from the
>
>     EtherlimeGanacheDeployer
>   * `utils.hasEvent(receipt, contract, eventName)` allowing the user
>
>     to check if the desired event was broadcasted in the transaction
>
>     receipt. You need to pass the Transaction receipt, the contract
>
>     that emits it and the name of the Event.
>   * `utils.parseLogs(receipt, contract, eventName)` allowing the user
>
>     get parsed events from a transaction receipt. You need to pass the
>
>     Transaction receipt, the contract that emits it and the name of
>
>     the Event. Always returns an event.

You can read more about how to use utils here: [etherlime test](/etherlime/developer-documentation/etherlime-cli/test.md)


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