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Stuff.print("Just as the standard print but now with detailed information")
Stuff.print("Now it's a warning", .warn)
Stuff.print("Or even an error", .error)

Stuff.minimumLogLevel = .error
Stuff.print("Now you won't see normal log output")
Stuff.print("Only errors are shown", .error)

Stuff.minimumLogLevel = .none
Stuff.print("Or if it's disabled you won't see any log", .error)    

public class Stuff {

    public enum logLevel: Int {
        case info = 1
        case debug = 2
        case warn = 3
        case error = 4
        case fatal = 5
        case none = 6

        public func description() -> String {
            switch self {
            case .info:
                return "❓"
            case .debug:
                return "✳️"
            case .warn:
                return "⚠️"
            case .error:
                return "🚫"
            case .fatal:
                return "🆘"
            case .none:
                return ""
            }
        }
    }

    public static var minimumLogLevel: logLevel = .info

    public static func print<T>(_ object: T, _ level: logLevel = .debug, filename: String = #file, line: Int = #line, funcname: String = #function) {
        if level.rawValue >= Stuff.minimumLogLevel.rawValue {
            let dateFormatter = DateFormatter()
            dateFormatter.dateFormat = "MM/dd/yyyy HH:mm:ss:SSS"
            let process = ProcessInfo.processInfo
            let threadId = "?"
            let file = URL(string: filename)?.lastPathComponent ?? ""
            Swift.print("\n\(level.description()) .\(level) ⏱ \(dateFormatter.string(from: Foundation.Date())) 📱 \(process.processName) [\(process.processIdentifier):\(threadId)] 📂 \(file)(\(line)) ⚙️ \(funcname) ➡️\r\t\(object)")
        }
    }
}