prettier

Author: TuvalSimha

website/src/pages/docs/commands/diff.mdx

@@ -201,43 +201,53 @@ get passed to `http://your-schema-2/graphql`.
 
 <Callout>Note: `--left-header` and `--right-header` overrides the `--header` flags.</Callout>
 
-
 ## Support for Custom Directives
 
-GraphQL Inspector offers enhanced support for custom directives, allowing users to easily detect changes in directive usage within GraphQL schemas. This feature greatly improves the capabilities of schema diffing, enabling comprehensive tracking of modifications related to custom directives across different schema versions.
+GraphQL Inspector offers enhanced support for custom directives, allowing users to easily detect
+changes in directive usage within GraphQL schemas. This feature greatly improves the capabilities of
+schema diffing, enabling comprehensive tracking of modifications related to custom directives across
+different schema versions.
 
 ### How to Use
 
-1. **Define Custom Directives:** Begin by defining custom directives within your GraphQL schemas. Specify their usage on various schema elements such as types, fields, arguments, and more.
+1. **Define Custom Directives:** Begin by defining custom directives within your GraphQL schemas.
+   Specify their usage on various schema elements such as types, fields, arguments, and more.
+
 ```graphql
 directive @customDirective on FIELD_DEFINITION
 ```
 
-2. **Run Schema Diff:** Utilize the diff command provided by GraphQL Inspector. Specify the paths or URLs to the old and new schema files. Make sure that both schemas include the custom directives you want to track.
+2. **Run Schema Diff:** Utilize the diff command provided by GraphQL Inspector. Specify the paths or
+   URLs to the old and new schema files. Make sure that both schemas include the custom directives
+   you want to track.
+
 ```bash
 graphql-inspector diff OLD_SCHEMA NEW_SCHEMA
 ```
 
-Replace `OLD_SCHEMA` and `NEW_SCHEMA` with the paths or URLs pointing to your old and new schemas respectively.
+Replace `OLD_SCHEMA` and `NEW_SCHEMA` with the paths or URLs pointing to your old and new schemas
+respectively.
 
-3. **Review Changes:** After executing the diff command, GraphQL Inspector will analyze the schemas and identify any modifications related to custom directive usage. The output will provide detailed information about the detected changes, categorized based on their impact.
+3. **Review Changes:** After executing the diff command, GraphQL Inspector will analyze the schemas
+   and identify any modifications related to custom directive usage. The output will provide
+   detailed information about the detected changes, categorized based on their impact.
 
 ![Result](/assets/img/diff-result.png)
 
 ### Example
 
 ```graphql filename="OLD_SCHEMA"
 input Foo {
-a: String
-b: String
+  a: String
+  b: String
 }
 ```
 
 ```graphql filename="NEW_SCHEMA"
 directive @foo on INPUT_FIELD_DEFINITION
 input Foo {
-a: String @foo
-b: String
+  a: String @foo
+  b: String
 }
 ```
 
@@ -255,4 +265,4 @@ GraphQL Inspector's support for custom directives covers various schema elements
 - ENUM
 - ENUM_VALUE
 - INPUT_OBJECT
-- INPUT_FIELD_DEFINITION
+- INPUT_FIELD_DEFINITION