docs: Prefix every nx call with pnpm in the docs

packages/internal/docs/docs/api-reference/backend/commands.mdx

@@ -8,59 +8,59 @@ import RunOnCICautionPartial from '../../shared/partials/_run-on-ci-caution.mdx'
 This page contains a list of CLI commands that you can use within the `backend` package context.
 
 
-### `nx run backend:compose-build-image`
+### `pnpm nx run backend:compose-build-image`
 
-Builds a backend Docker image by running `nx run core:docker-login` and `docker-compose build backend`.
+Builds a backend Docker image by running `pnpm nx run core:docker-login` and `docker-compose build backend`.
 
 <RunOnCICautionPartial />
 
 ---
 
 
-### `nx run backend:test`
+### `pnpm nx run backend:test`
 
 Runs tests (`scripts/run_tests.sh` script) inside Docker container using `docker-compose`.
 
 ---
 
 
-### `nx run backend:build`
+### `pnpm nx run backend:build`
 
 Runs `scripts/build.sh` script.
 
-Depends on: [`nx run backend:test`](#nx-run-backendtest)
+Depends on: [`pnpm nx run backend:test`](#pnpm-nx-run-backendtest)
 
 ---
 
 
-### `nx run backend:deploy:api`
+### `pnpm nx run backend:deploy:api`
 
-Runs `nx cdk:deploy:api` along with `nx run tools:upload-service-version api "url=https://${SB_DOMAIN_API}"`
+Runs `pnpm nx cdk:deploy:api` along with `pnpm nx run tools:upload-service-version api "url=https://${SB_DOMAIN_API}"`
 
 
 ---
 
 
-### `nx run backend:deploy:migrations`
+### `pnpm nx run backend:deploy:migrations`
 
 Runs following commands:
 ```bash
-nx cdk:deploy:migrations
-nx run trigger-migrations-job
-nx run tools:upload-service-version migrations
+pnpm nx cdk:deploy:migrations
+pnpm nx run trigger-migrations-job
+pnpm nx run tools:upload-service-version migrations
 ```
 
 ---
 
 ### `make test`
 
-Alias command for [`nx test`](#nx-run-backendtest).
+Alias command for [`pnpm nx test`](#pnpm-nx-run-backendtest).
 
 ---
 
 ### `make build`
 
-Alias command for [`nx build`](#nx-run-backendbuild).
+Alias command for [`pnpm nx build`](#pnpm-nx-run-backendbuild).
 
 ---
 

packages/internal/docs/docs/api-reference/tools/commands.mdx

@@ -9,22 +9,22 @@ This page contains a list of CLI commands that you can use within the `tools` pa
 
 ## Generators
 
-### `nx g @sb/tools:webapp-lib`
+### `pnpm nx g @sb/tools:webapp-lib`
 
 Generates a project structure for a new webapp library that you can import from other webapp libraries or webapp
 package.
 
 
 ```shell title="Example usage"
-nx g @sb/tools:webapp-lib --directory webapp-libs mylib
+pnpm nx g @sb/tools:webapp-lib --directory webapp-libs mylib
 ```
 
 To learn more about creating a new webapp library check out the
 [How to create a new webapp library package?](../../working-with-sb/project-structure/create-web-lib) guide.
 
 ## Other commands
 
-### `nx run tools:upload-version SERVICES`
+### `pnpm nx run tools:upload-version SERVICES`
 
 <RunOnCICautionPartial />
 
@@ -36,12 +36,12 @@ Arguments:
 - `SERVICES`: comma separated list of services that are deployed during environment update
 
 ```bash title="Example usage"
-nx run tools:upload-version migrations,api,workers,webapp
+pnpm nx run tools:upload-version migrations,api,workers,webapp
 ```
 
 ---
 
-### `nx run tools:upload-service-version SERVICE [ADDITIONAL_DATA]`
+### `pnpm nx run tools:upload-service-version SERVICE [ADDITIONAL_DATA]`
 
 <RunOnCICautionPartial />
 
@@ -55,5 +55,5 @@ Arguments:
 Used for example to pass the `url` data of the deployed service
 
 ```bash title="Example usage"
-nx run tools:upload-service-version workers
+pnpm nx run tools:upload-service-version workers
 ```

packages/internal/docs/docs/api-reference/webapp-api-client/commands.mdx

@@ -5,10 +5,10 @@ description: Commands within `webapp-api-cient` package context
 
 This page contains a list of CLI commands that you can use within the `webapp-api-client` package context.
 
-### `nx run webapp-api-client:graphql:generate-types`
+### `pnpm nx run webapp-api-client:graphql:generate-types`
 
 Generate TypeScript types from GraphQL schema
 
 ---
 
-### `nx run webapp-api-client:graphql:generate-types:watch`
+### `pnpm nx run webapp-api-client:graphql:generate-types:watch`

packages/internal/docs/docs/api-reference/webapp-emails/commands.mdx

@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ This page contains a list of CLI commands that you can use within the `webapp-em
 
 ### `pnpm run build`
 
-Alias for [`nx run webapp-emails:build-vite`](#nx-webapp-emailsbuild-vite)
+Alias for [`pnpm nx run webapp-emails:build-vite`](#pnpm-nx-webapp-emailsbuild-vite)
 
 ---
 
@@ -35,12 +35,12 @@ Runs `jest` with `--watch` flag. Useful for development purpose.
 
 ---
 
-### `nx webapp-emails:build-vite`
+### `pnpm nx webapp-emails:build-vite`
 
 Runs [`vite build`](https://vitejs.dev/guide/cli.html#build) with the correct configuration and builds web application.
 
 ---
 
-### `nx run webapp-emails:build-for-env`
+### `pnpm nx run webapp-emails:build-for-env`
 
-It is used in CI pipeline and runs `nx webapp-emails:build-vite` inside `webapp` environment context using `chamber`.
+It is used in CI pipeline and runs `pnpm nx webapp-emails:build-vite` inside `webapp` environment context using `chamber`.

packages/internal/docs/docs/api-reference/webapp/commands.mdx

@@ -9,14 +9,14 @@ This page contains a list of CLI commands that you can use within the `webapp` p
 
 Start webapp development server
 
-Alias for [`nx start:app`](#nx-startapp). It starts [Vite](https://vitejs.dev/) web
-application development server along with `nx webapp:graphql:generate-types:watch`.
+Alias for [`pnpm nx start:app`](#pnpm-nx-startapp). It starts [Vite](https://vitejs.dev/) web
+application development server along with `pnpm nx webapp:graphql:generate-types:watch`.
 
 ---
 
 ### `pnpm run build`
 
-Alias for [`nx run webapp:build-vite`](#nx-run-webappbuild-vite)
+Alias for [`pnpm nx run webapp:build-vite`](#pnpm-nx-run-webappbuild-vite)
 
 ---
 
@@ -58,64 +58,64 @@ Find more about plop generator in the [devtools section](../../working-with-sb/d
 
 Run and build storybooks
 
-It runs `start-storybook` script along with [`nx run webapp-emails:vite-build`](../webapp-emails/commands#build-emails)
+It runs `start-storybook` script along with [`pnpm nx run webapp-emails:vite-build`](../webapp-emails/commands#build-emails)
 which will prebuild email templates.
 
 Storybook server will start on port `5002`.
 
 ---
 
-### `nx start:app`
+### `pnpm nx start:app`
 
 It will start [Vite](https://vitejs.dev/) web application development server along with
-[`nx webapp:graphql:generate-types:watch`](#nx-run-webappgraphqlgenerate-typeswatch).
+[`pnpm nx webapp:graphql:generate-types:watch`](#pnpm-nx-run-webappgraphqlgenerate-typeswatch).
 
 ---
 
-### `nx run webapp:graphql:download-schema`
+### `pnpm nx run webapp:graphql:download-schema`
 
 It downloads and saves GraphQL schemas from back-end API and Contentful API. This should be run after every API schema
 change and before generating TypeScript types by calling
-[`nx run webapp:graphql:generate-types`](#nx-run-webappgraphqlgenerate-types).
+[`pnpm nx run webapp:graphql:generate-types`](#pnpm-nx-run-webappgraphqlgenerate-types).
 
 You can find more about updating GraphQL schema [here](../../working-with-sb/graphql/web-app/update-schema)
 
 ---
 
-### `nx run webapp:graphql:generate-types`
+### `pnpm nx run webapp:graphql:generate-types`
 
-### `nx run webapp:graphql:generate-types:watch`
+### `pnpm nx run webapp:graphql:generate-types:watch`
 
-Alias commands for [`nx run webapp-api-client:graphql:generate-types`](../webapp-api-client/commands#nx-run-webapp-api-clientgraphqlgenerate-types) and
-[`nx run webapp-api-client:graphql:generate-types:watch`](../webapp-api-client/commands#nx-run-webapp-api-clientgraphqlgenerate-typeswatch)
+Alias commands for [`pnpm nx run webapp-api-client:graphql:generate-types`](../webapp-api-client/commands#pnpm-nx-run-webapp-api-clientgraphqlgenerate-types) and
+[`pnpm nx run webapp-api-client:graphql:generate-types:watch`](../webapp-api-client/commands#pnpm-nx-run-webapp-api-clientgraphqlgenerate-typeswatch)
 
 ---
 
-### `nx run webapp:build-vite`
+### `pnpm nx run webapp:build-vite`
 
 
-Regenerate types by calling [`nx run webapp:graphql:generate-types`](#nx-run-webappgraphqlgenerate-types) and
+Regenerate types by calling [`pnpm nx run webapp:graphql:generate-types`](#pnpm-nx-run-webappgraphqlgenerate-types) and
 builds the web application using [`vite build`](https://vitejs.dev/guide/cli.html#build) with the correct configuration.
 
 ---
 
-### `nx run webapp:build-with-env`
+### `pnpm nx run webapp:build-with-env`
 
-It is used in CI pipeline and runs `nx webapp:build-vite` inside `webapp` environment context using `chamber`.
+It is used in CI pipeline and runs `pnpm nx webapp:build-vite` inside `webapp` environment context using `chamber`.
 
 To find more about using `chamber` in the project check [How to configure environment variables on AWS?](../../aws/deploy-to-aws/create-runtime-env-vars) guide.
 
 ---
 
 ### `make test`
 
-Alias command for [`nx test`](#pnpm-run-test).
+Alias command for [`pnpm nx test`](#pnpm-run-test).
 
 ---
 
 ### `make build`
 
-Alias command for [`nx build`](#nx-run-webappbuild-vite).
+Alias command for [`pnpm nx build`](#pnpm-nx-run-webappbuild-vite).
 
 ---
 
@@ -133,7 +133,7 @@ This command should be called only after `make set-env ENV_STAGE=<STAGE_NAME>` c
 
 ---
 
-### `nx run extract-intl`
+### `pnpm nx run extract-intl`
 
 It extracts all [`formatjs`](https://formatjs.io/) messages from the `webapp` and `webapp-libs` packages using
 [`formatjs extract`](https://formatjs.io/docs/getting-started/message-extraction/#extraction) command to

packages/internal/docs/docs/working-with-sb/dev-tools/version-matrix.mdx

@@ -28,13 +28,13 @@ You can configure version matrix via AWS SSM Parameter Store. You can find the d
 
 Deployment of the version matrix service contains two steps. First, you need to run build command:
 ```shell
-nx run status-dashboard:build
+pnpm nx run status-dashboard:build
 ```
 
 After successful build you can run AWS deployment script:
 
 ```shell
-nx run status-dashboard:deploy
+pnpm nx run status-dashboard:deploy
 ```
 
 :::caution
@@ -47,11 +47,11 @@ This command should be called only after `make set-env ENV_STAGE=<STAGE_NAME>` c
 ## Updating version on CI pipeline
 
 Application environment version and individual services versions are updated automatically on the CI/CD pipeline using
-`nx run tools:upload-version` and `nx run tools:upload-service-version` commands.
+`pnpm nx run tools:upload-version` and `pnpm nx run tools:upload-service-version` commands.
 
 :::info
 
-Find more about `nx run tools:upload-version` and `nx run tools:upload-service-version` commands in the
+Find more about `pnpm nx run tools:upload-version` and `pnpm nx run tools:upload-service-version` commands in the
 [`tools` package API Reference](../../api-reference/tools/commands).
 
 :::

packages/internal/docs/docs/working-with-sb/graphql/web-app/update-schema.mdx

@@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ To update types in the webapp application code, two steps need to be taken:
 
     To download the GraphQL schemas, run the command:
     ```bash
-    nx run webapp:graphql:download-schema
+    pnpm nx run webapp:graphql:download-schema
     ```
     This command will introspect
     and save both schemas (main back-end API and Contentful API) to files located at
@@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ To update types in the webapp application code, two steps need to be taken:
 
     To generate the types based on the downloaded GraphQL schemas, run the following command:
     ```bash
-    nx run webapp:graphql:generate-types
+    pnpm nx run webapp:graphql:generate-types
     ```
     This command uses the [`graphql-codegen`](https://the-guild.dev/graphql/codegen) tool and a special configuration
     defined in `packages/webapp-libs/webapp-api-client/graphql/codegen.ts`.

packages/internal/docs/docs/working-with-sb/payments/one-time-payment-form.mdx

@@ -102,7 +102,7 @@ If you want to learn more about creating mutations check out
 You can either restart the dev server or run the following command to re-generate GraphQL types:
 
 ```shell
-nx run webapp:graphql:generate-types
+pnpm nx run webapp:graphql:generate-types
 ```
 
 ### Create payment intent in web app

packages/internal/docs/docs/working-with-sb/project-structure/create-web-lib.mdx

@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ A new webapp library needs a few different files, so SaaS Boilerplate comes with
 Run the following command to generate basic scaffold:
 
 ```shell
-nx g @sb/tools:webapp-lib --directory webapp-libs mylib
+pnpm nx g @sb/tools:webapp-lib --directory webapp-libs mylib
 ```
 
 - `mylib` should be the name of your library