The naming convention used is the following:

(ATK-CY/PW-xxxx) Title @tag1 @tag2 ...
ATK-CY/PW-xxxx = use this to specify an exact test
ATK = Automated Testing Kit
CY/PW = Use one or the other depending on which testing framework you are using.
xxxx = Test number, grouped by category
Title = Title of the test, can also find with --grep on the command line
@tag1 @tag2 = tags for labeling and categorizing tests, such as "@ATK-CY-1000 @register-login @smoke @alters-db"

By convention:

• the first tag is the code for the test; having a code makes it possible to execute specific tests in the pipeline and cross-reference tests from reports
• the second tag is the web site component; create component tags according to your website.
• the subsequent tags indicate important properties of tests allowing you to select tags with logic like "run all smoke tests that don't alter the database and are active (i.e. don't have the @skip tag). Each framework has a different way of filtering by tag. Refer to their documentation.

Some tags ATK uses are below; you can add as many tags as you want to your tests.

@smoke
@alters-db
@skip

Automated Testing Kit Component List

Tests in the Kit have the following categories:

@contact-us
@media
@node
@register-login
@page-error
@taxonomy
@user
@xml-sitemap

Cypress/Playwright (CY/PW)

Cypress files end with .cy.js, Playwright files end with .spec.js.