Lack of switch alternative

[uroboro]

The if-elif alternative for the lack of a switch statement in Python forces the construction of blocks of code like the following:

https://github.com/wstyres/carify-python/blob/master/carify.py#L74-L104
https://github.com/wstyres/carify-python/blob/master/carify.py#L131-L160

I'd like to suggest the usage of dictionaries to replace these blocks with structures presented next.

Using lines 74-81 as replacement example,

        if width == 20:
            insertAppIconIntoDictionaryForSize(imagePath, data, "20x20", "ipad", "1x", outputPath);
        elif width == 29:
            insertAppIconIntoDictionaryForSize(imagePath, data, "29x29", "ipad", "1x", outputPath);
        elif width == 40:
            insertAppIconIntoDictionaryForSize(imagePath, data, "20x20", "iphone", "2x", outputPath);
            insertAppIconIntoDictionaryForSize(imagePath, data, "20x20", "ipad", "2x", outputPath);
            insertAppIconIntoDictionaryForSize(imagePath, data, "40x40", "ipad", "1x", outputPath);

        dictionary = {
            "20": [( "20x20", "ipad", "2x" )],
            "29": [( "29x29", "ipad", "2x" )],
            "40": [( "20x20", "iphone", "2x" ), ( "20x20", "ipad", "2x" ), ( "40x40", "ipad", "1x" )],
        }
        
        values = dictionary.get(f"{width}")
        for value in values:
            dims, model, scale = value
            insertAppIconIntoDictionaryForSize(imagePath, data, dims, model, scale, outputPath);

[wstyres]

Implemented in 9204460