Minecraft - Big Reactor Regulator (ComputerPort)

Reactor = {
    reactor = peripheral.wrap("back"),
    pollTimer = os.startTimer(1),
    discharging = false,
}
Reactor_mt = {__index = Reactor}

function Reactor:create()--{{{
    local new_Reactor = {}
    setmetatable(new_Reactor, Reactor_mt)
    return new_Reactor
end--}}}

function Reactor:checkPowerBuffer()
    if self.reactor.getEnergyStored() > 9000000 then
        self.reactor.setActive(false)
        self.discharging = true
    elseif self.reactor.getEnergyStored() < 1000000 then
        self.reactor.setActive(true)
        self.discharging = false
    end
    self.pollTimer = os.startTimer(1)
end

function Reactor:calibratePower()
    -- set reactor control rod to 100%
    -- get power level
    -- wait 30 seconds
    -- get power level
    -- check to see how much it has decreased by
    -- work out consumption per tick.
    -- look in control rod power table.
    -- set the highest control rod level that generates more power than consumed.
end

function Reactor:benchmarkControlRods()
    -- get number of control rods
    self.controlRods = self.reactor.getNumberOfControlRods()

    -- set all reactor control rods to 90%
    self.reactor.setAllConmtrolRodLevels(90)

    -- get energy produced last tick
    -- record in control rod power table
    -- repeat for each control rod level
end

react = Reactor

while true do
    local event, param1, param2, param3 = os.pullEvent()
    if event == "timer" then
        if param1 == react.pollTimer then
            react:checkPowerBuffer()
        end
    end
end