const {message, stack} = new Error('NOT GOOD');

logger.error({message, stack});  // <--- calling winston logger

I am wondering if above code can be shorten it into single line, something like:

logger.error({message, stack} = new Error('NOT GOOD'));

UPDATE: the reason why I got this question:

This is how I format the winston log (in typescript):

// Creating file log message format
const logFormat = printf(({ level, message, timestamp, stack }) => {
    return `${timestamp} ${level}: ${stack || message}`;
});

When I call:

logger.error(new Error('NOT GOOD'));

The output is as such:

2022-01-28 12:12:12 error: undefined

But if I:

const {message, stack} = new Error('NOT GOOD');

logger.error({message, stack});  // <--- calling winston logger

It work as intended. Display error message and stack.