Simple console color logger

ConsoleLogger.cs

/// <summary>
    /// Simple console logger, this is basically a text formatter
    /// </summary>
    public class ConsoleLogger
    {
        private static Dictionary<LogType, ConsoleColor> ColorWrapper { get; }

        static ConsoleLogger()
        {
            ColorWrapper = new Dictionary<LogType, ConsoleColor>()
            {
                { LogType.None, ConsoleColor.White },
                { LogType.Info, ConsoleColor.White },
                { LogType.Error, ConsoleColor.Magenta },
                { LogType.Warning, ConsoleColor.Yellow },
                { LogType.Debug, ConsoleColor.Green }
            };
        }

        public void LogMessage(string message, LogType loglevel)
        {
            ForegroundColor = ColorWrapper[loglevel];
            WriteLine($"[{loglevel}] {message}");
        }

        public void LogFromClass<T>(string message, LogType loglevel)
        {
            ForegroundColor = ColorWrapper[loglevel];
            WriteLine($"[{loglevel}][{typeof(T).Name}] {message}");
        }

        public void LogFromClass(string message, LogType loglevel, Type fromClass)
        {
            ForegroundColor = ColorWrapper[loglevel];
            WriteLine($"[{loglevel}][{fromClass.Name}] {message}");
        }

        public void LogFromClass(string message, LogType loglevel, object fromClass)
        {
            ForegroundColor = ColorWrapper[loglevel];
            WriteLine($"[{loglevel}][{fromClass.GetType().Name}] {message}");
        }

        public string GetInput()
        {
            ForegroundColor = ConsoleColor.White;
            Write("[Input] ");

            return ReadLine();
        }

        public string GetInput(string message)
        {
            ForegroundColor = ConsoleColor.White;
            WriteLine($"[Input] {message} ");
            Write("> ");

            return ReadLine();
        }
    }