@reactwright/template-ieee-report

IEEE technical-report template for the Reactwright document engine. Single-column long-form layout for white papers, working papers, and internal IEEE technical reports. Carries the IEEE brand (Times serif, italic "Abstract—" preamble, Roman-numeral section numbering, "Fig. 1." captions, bracketed numeric citations) but with breathing room appropriate to longer documents.

When to use this over alternatives

• Pick @reactwright/template-ieee for conference papers, two-column IEEE submissions, or anything destined for an IEEE proceedings.
• Pick @reactwright/template-ieee-report for IEEE-branded long-form documents (white papers, internal reports, technical memos) where the two-column conference layout would compress the prose too much.
• Pick @reactwright/template-report for generic business or technical reports that do not need IEEE typographic conventions.

Format conventions

• US Letter paper, 1" top/bottom margins, 1.25" inner/outer margins.
• Body: Times New Roman 11pt, line-height 1.4.
• Title: 18pt bold centered. Author block: 11pt italic centered. Affiliation line: 9pt centered (use <author> for author and an initial <p> styled centered for the affiliation, or rely on the author block alone).
• Abstract: 10pt regular, italic preamble "Abstract—".
• Section heads: 12pt bold ALL CAPS, Roman-numeral numbering (I., II., …).
• Subsection heads: 11pt bold italic, alpha numbering (A., B., …).
• Sub-subsection heads: 11pt italic, decimal-close numbering (1), 2), …).
• Body paragraphs: 0.25" first-line indent. First paragraph after a heading is flush left.
• Figure captions: 9pt "Fig. 1. …" centered below.
• Table captions: 9pt "TABLE I. …" ALL CAPS centered above.
• Bibliography: 9pt with hanging indent and numeric [N] prefix.
• Citations: [N] numeric via target-counter(reactwright-bib).
• Running header (page 2+): document title centered italic 9pt.
• Footer: page number centered 9pt.

Usage

import "reactwright/jsx";
import { Template } from "@reactwright/template-ieee-report";

export { Template };

export default function MyReport() {
  return (
    <document title="…" author="…">
      <section role="abstract" title="">
        <p><em>Abstract</em>—Your abstract text here…</p>
      </section>

      <section title="Introduction">
        <p>Body prose with citations <cite cite="knuth1984" />.</p>
      </section>

      <refs>
        <ref-entry refKey="knuth1984">
          D. E. Knuth, <em>The TeXbook</em>. Reading, MA: Addison-Wesley,
          1984.
        </ref-entry>
      </refs>
    </document>
  );
}

Implementation notes

Styling is expressed entirely via the styling dialect (<styles> + <rule>). The exported IEEE_REPORT_CSS is an empty string kept for forward compatibility — there is no engine-bypass CSS. The userland <Bibliography> helper renders the back-matter references list; the template's rules target the section role="bibliography" shape it composes.