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| Options Id | Description | Type | Default Value |
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| autoStart | Automatically start the sandbox on container creation | boolean | true |
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| importTestAccounts | Import test accounts using aztec-wallet | boolean | true |
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## What This Feature Does
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This feature:
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1. Installs the Aztec CLI and related tools
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2. Sets up the Aztec Sandbox to run automatically on container startup (if autoStart is true)
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3. Configures the environment with HOME set to /workspaces for Aztec compatibility
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4. Provides the aztec command in your PATH
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## Usage
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After installation, the `aztec` command is available in your PATH:
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```bash
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# If autoStart is false, manually start the sandbox:
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aztec start --sandbox
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# Check the version
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aztec --version
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```
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## Sandbox Management
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When autoStart is enabled (default), the sandbox runs in the background automatically. Logs are written to `/workspaces/.aztec/aztec-sandbox.log`.
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To monitor the sandbox logs in real-time:
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```bash
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tail -f /workspaces/.aztec/aztec-sandbox.log
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```
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## Test Accounts
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When `importTestAccounts` is enabled (default), test accounts are automatically imported and ready to use. These accounts come pre-funded and are ideal for development and testing.
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## Customization
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To disable auto-start and manage the sandbox manually:
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