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chore: update private token box #2385

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5 changes: 2 additions & 3 deletions yarn-project/boxes/private-token/README.md
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yarn
yarn install:noir
yarn install:sandbox
yarn build
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In addition to the usual javascript dependencies, this project requires `nargo` (package manager) and `noir` (Aztec ZK smart contract language) in addition to `@aztec/aztec-cli`.
In addition to the usual javascript dependencies, this project requires `nargo` (package manager) and `noir` (a Domain Specific Language for SNARK proving systems) in addition to `@aztec/aztec-cli`.

The former are installed within `yarn install:noir` which executes

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## Getting started

After `yarn build` has run,`yarn start:sandbox` in one terminal will launch a local instance of the Aztec sandbox via Docker Compose and `yarn start:dev` will launch a frontend app for deploying and interacting with the PrivateToken contract.
After `yarn` has run,`yarn start:sandbox` in one terminal will launch a local instance of the Aztec sandbox via Docker Compose and `yarn start:dev` will launch a frontend app for deploying and interacting with the PrivateToken contract.

At this point, [http://localhost:5173](http://localhost:5173) should provide a minimal smart contract frontend.

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