+ Added MySQL support
+ Created the MySQL Object
+ Created openConnection method
+ Created closeConnection method
+ Created get method (For now no Javadocs, coming soon. Also, for now you can only use one "WHERE", there is no "AND".)
+ Created Query object.
+ Created ConnectionInfo object (Required to create the MySQL object)
+ Created Result object (is the result that the get method is gonna return)
+ Created Value object (it's the input for the get method, since it doesn't use a query string too yet).
P.S. the get methods doesn't use a direct query string. It requires a Query object (introduced by the API)
MySQL mysql = new MySQL(new ConnectionInfo("host", 3306 /* port */, "database", "username", "password"));
// Also. For now, even if the Value is an Array type, it only supports one. If you put more than one there might be an error. Will be fixed soon.
Result result = mysql.get(new Query("table", new Values[] {"where", "like", Type.TYPE /* of the "like" */}, 1 /* MAX LIMIT */)); // You can use 1, 2 instead of just 1 for the min and max.
Soon the get with a plain String will be implemented