docs: def shell_notify(msg, state=False, more=None, exitcode=None, verbose=True):
      '''
      A pretty long wrapper for a :py:func:`print` function.
      But this :py:func:`print` is the only one in Photon.
  
      .. note:: |use_photon_m|
  
      :param msg:
          The message to show
      :param state:
          The message will be prefixed with [`state`]
  
          * If ``False`` (default): Prefixed with ~
  
          * If ``None``: Prefixed with [WARNING]
  
          * If ``True``: Prefixed with [FATAL] and the exitcode \
          will be set (see below)
  
      :param more:
          Something to add to the message (see below)
  
          * Anything you have. Just for further information.
  
          * Will be displayed after the message, \
          pretty printed using :py:func:`pprint.pformat`
  
      :param exitcode:
          |appteardown| with given code
      :param verbose:
          Show message or not (see below)
  
          * If set to ``False``, you can use :func:`shell_notify` \
          for the dictionary it returns.
  
          * Will be overruled if `exitcode` is set.
  
      :returns:
          A dictionary containing untouched `msg`, `more` and `verbose`
      '''
  
      if state is True:
          state = '[FATAL]'
          exitcode = 23
      elif state is None:
          state = '[WARNING]'
      elif state is False:
          state = '~'
      else:
          state = '[%s]' % (str(state))
      m = ' %s %s' % (state, str(msg))
      if more:
          m += '\n\t' + _pformat(more).replace('\n', '\n\t')
      if verbose or isinstance(exitcode, int):
          print(m)
      if isinstance(exitcode, int):
          _exit(exitcode)
      return dict(message=msg, more=more, verbose=verbose)