Taps Agreeable Programming Standards (TAPS) - Revision 1

If you want to contribute to the Tapshrooms Tap family, you'll have to conform to these standards.
Please note! These standards are viable to change at any given time, so

Taps Agreeable Programming Standards

1. Your Tap must have two classes, Pressure and Tap.
2. Your Tap will have a Pressure instance available to it (preferably under the name pressure).
3. Your Tap and Pressure class will have all of the methods described in the example python file, and no more, unless requird (getters/setters, or other).
4. Your Tap must come with a README, explaining usage.
   • you should show how to compile the source, if needed
   • you should briefly show example usage
5. Your Tap class will use the output strings referenced below in the Strings section.

Strings

Your Tap must print these strings to standard output when applicable. Anything following a hash must not be included, and is simply there for explanation's sake.

- On initialisation:
I'm a tap!

- In the run() method:
I'm already running! # if the pressure is not zero
Catch me if you can! # if the tap starts running

- In the stop() method:
I'm not running! # if the pressure is zero
I've stopped!    # if the tap has successfully stopped

- In the explode() method:
BANG! # when the pressure is more than the maximum, and the tap explodes