How to check multiple different criteria about same value using jest + expect

Imagine, for example, that I am testing a simple js class which looks like:

class Test {
  static id = 0;
  static defaultConfig = { default: 'value' };
  static makeTest(config) {
    return new Test(config);
  }
  constructor(config = {}) {
    this.id = Test.id++;
    this.config = { ...Test.defaultConfig, ...config };
  }
};

I want to test the Test.makeTest static method. I want to make sure it returns an instance of Test, and that the instance’s config is determined by the parameter passed to Test.makeTest. I could do the following:

describe('Test.makeTest', () => {
  it('works in simple case', () => {
    
    const test = Test.makeTest({ a: 1, b: 2 });
    expect(test).toEqual(expect.any(Test));
    expect(test).toHaveProperty('id', 0);
    expect(test).toHaveProperty('config', expect.objectContaining({ a: 1, b: 2 }));
    
  });
});

My question is: how can I write an equivalent test (with multiple expectations) without assigning a reference to the Test instance?

For example it would be so nice to be able to chain .toEqual and .toHaveProperty…

describe('Test.makeTest', () => {
  it('works in simple case', () => {
    
    expect(Test.makeTest({ a: 1, b: 2 }))
      .toEqual(expect.any(Test))
      .toHaveProperty('id', 0)
      .toHaveProperty('config', expect.objectContaining({ a: 1, b: 2 }));
    
  });
});

… but this isn’t supported (these methods all return undefined).

Overall I hope to boost the readability and lower the cognitive overhead of tests.