One of my favorite new ES6 features in Javascript was the object literal shorthand, where:

const { location, venue_name } = { location: [30.2391, -99.1301], venue_name: "The Club" }
console.log(location)         // [30.2391, -99.1301]
console.log(venue_name)       // The Club

Additionally, I could do:

const extra_property = "some additional info"
const obj = { location, venue_name, extra_property }

But in Elixir, I find myself doing lots of

%{location: location, venue_name: venue_name} = struct
// process location and venue_name somehow
new_struct = %{location: location, venue_name: venue_name, extra_property: extra_property}

Is there any way in Elixir to do that similar struct desctructuring / creation shorthand (any way I can avoid typing venue_name twice), or how would I request it as a feature of the language in future iterations?