How to bring this code into a more beautiful form or into a switch case?

Question

Java

I am looking for a form by id, name, classand actionwhich matches the regular expression.
If this is found, I pass the current WebElement to the direct method for further tests
. But the use confuses me if- else ifsince their number only increases with time.

if (formElements.getAttribute("action").matches(regexUser)) {
 direct(formElements);
} else if (formElements.getAttribute("id").matches(regexMember)) {
 direct(formElements);
} else if (formElements.getAttribute("name").matches(regexPeople)) {
 direct(formElements);
} else if (formElements.getAttribute("class").matches(regexFollowers)) {
 direct(formElements);
} else if (formElements.getAttribute("class").matches(regexUser)) {
 direct(formElements);
} else {
 System.out.println("Сегодня нету нужных форм...");
}

How to rewrite in a more beautiful / convenient form?

Answer 1

Push the regexps and the corresponding attributes into an array and run with a simple foreach.
If the reaction to a positive response can be different, then you can use a dictionary.