Assign full array to destructuring variable

In Clojure destructuring it’s possible to also have a binding for the full array using :as, is something similar possible in Javascript?

For example,

const queue = [[1, 2]];
const [x, y :as pos] = queue.shift();

where x would be 1, y would be 2 and pos would be [1, 2]?

or is an extra in-between step necessary, like

const queue = [[1, 2]];
const pos = queue.shift();
const [x, y] = pos;

>Solution :

You can’t get the parent and nested properties at the same time during destructuring.

I’d do it separately for readability. You could destructure the queue array first and then destructure the pos array. This avoids the mutation of the queue array

const queue = [ [1, 2] ],
      pos = queue.shift(),
      [x, y] = pos;

console.log(x, y)
console.log(pos)

BUT, it is possible to do it in single line. If you destructure the array like an object. Get the 0 property to a variable and destructure the nested array

const queue = [ [1, 2] ];

const { 0: pos, 0: [x, y] } = queue

console.log(x, y)
console.log(pos)