I have a useEffect in a custom react hook where I want to set the URL-link on a button to be depending on which tag that I get from the user in an object. The User-object is an array with several objects all the with the key "Name", but I only want to get the value from the keys(Name) that equals 'small', 'medium' or 'high' (if they exist on the user-object).

Right now I'm doing this - which works - but I think it must be an easier way by comparing or looping through array or objects and maybe setting the url and the value from "Name" to variables, so that I don't have to use so many lines if it were to become a bigger project, but I can't find a good way with less code that works.

So to be more clear; what I want to do is: If the user-object contains a value for instance that is called 'medium', I want to set the url to ${mediumUrl}?a=${user.UserID}.

I use hasTag to see if any values (small, medium, high) even exists, so that I can set it to true or false which decides to show the page or button with the URL at all, since I don't want the page or the button to be shown if the user does not have any of the right values.

I hope this isn't too confusing and please let me know if it is and I can try to clarify. I'm pretty new to JavaScript. Thank you!

const [showPage, setShowPage] = useState(true);

    const hasTag = userTags.some(
//UserTag is the interface for the user-tags.
      (tag: UserTag) =>
        tag.Name === 'small' ||
        tag.Name === 'medium' ||
        tag.Name === 'high'
    );

    switch (userTags.some(tag => tag?.Name)) {
      case userTags.some(tag => tag?.Name === 'small'):
        setWheelUrl(`${smallUrl}?a=${user.UserID}`);
        setLoading(false);
        break;
      case userTags.some(tag => tag?.Name === 'medium'):
        setWheelUrl(`${mediumUrl}?a=${user.UserID}`);
        setLoading(false);
        break;
      case userTags.some(tag => tag?.Name === 'high'):
        setWheelUrl(`${highUrl}?a=${user.UserID}`);
        setLoading(false);
        break;
      default:
        setLoading(false);
    }

  if(!hasTag) {
    setShowPage(false)
  }