cPanel database administering class

It is long time since I have worked with cPanel. My last work was cPanel Email Management  script that enables us to create/delete email accounts from outside of cPanel.
Today I have worked with another cool thing. I have created similar class for database. Using this class, anyone can easily create/delete database and database users.
Current Features:

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Published:
06.30.09 / 1am
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CURL, Database, Linux, PHP, Privileges, Scripts, User, cPanel