JS function params destructuring, still assign whole parameter

Question

Say I have this function:

const myFn = obj => doSomethingWithKey(obj.key);

I can use destructuring, which is much more elegant:

const myFnV2 = ({key}) => doSomethingWithKey(key);

But can I assign within the function definition both key and obj variables?

Like this:

const otherFn = obj => {
  const {key} = obj;
  doSomethingWithObjAndKey(obj, key);
}

But in one line. I hoped this would work:

const otherFn = ({key} = obj) => doSomethingWithObjAndKey(obj, key);

But it doesn't as it sets obj as the default value to the {key} param. :(

I know that this would work:

const otherFn = obj => doSomethingWithObjAndKey(obj, obj.key);

But this reads quite differently, and the obj.key variable can't be used in an object directly whereas {key} can.

My guess is that it doesn't exists at the moment, since my research on the topic failed, but my question is: is there such proposal for a future ES version?

It is possible in Elixir for instance, and it is highly useful: ex. def my_fn(%{id: id} = params)

And it doesn't feel like much complicated to babelize, besides finding a proper syntax since = is already used, which may induce backward compatibility issues.