I would like to generate cases in a switch statement from an array. Here is how the array is generated:

pointObjects = [];

for (var i = 0; i < 2; i++) {
    // Generate cases.
    var url;
    var pointObject = 
        {
            case: 'Placeholder',
            url: 'google.com'
        }

pointObjects.push(pointObject);
}

Thus, pointObjects[0] returns:

{
    case: 'Placeholder'
    url: 'google.com
}

I’d like to render these each within a switch statement, so it will act the same as the code below:

                    click: function(event) {
                        var seriesName = this.name;
                        var url;

                        // Attaches the query link to the respective slice.
                        switch (seriesName) {
                            case 'Placeholder':
                                url = 'google.com';
                                break;
                            case 'Placeholder':
                                url = 'google.com';
                                break;
                            default:
                                url = '#';
                        }

                        // Opens the query in a new tab
                        if (url !== '#') {
                            window.open(url, '_blank');
                        }
                    }

I tried the following code but it says that pointObjects is an unexpected identifier:

                        switch (seriesName) {
                            pointObjects.forEach(obj => {
                            case obj.case:
                                url = obj.url;
                                break;
                            });
                            default:
                                url = '#';
                        }