Equivalent to juxt.

Returns a function that behaves like comp but composes functions from left to right.

Equivalent to constantly.

Returns a function (g x) that returns (= x v).

Returns a function f that runs fns in order on the arguments of f in the style of and, i.e. breaking out of the chain upon false or nil.

Transforms a function f accepting one argument, presumably a sequence, into a function that applies this argument to f.

Calls function f by applying args.

Returns a function that calls fns in order, passing to each one its argument before returning it.

Returns a function that will run f when pred succeeds or otherwise run else if it is provided (returns the passed value by default).

Transforms a one-argument function f into a function receiving one collection and applying f to the value at the location denoted by path in this collection. Multiple path+function pairs can follow.

Like juxt except that functions are passed as values of a map whose shape is used to return their results, under the same key. The map can be an explicit map (one argument) or a flat, implicit map (variadic arguments).

Equivalent to complement.

Returns a function that runs fns in order in the style of or, i.e. breaking out of the chain if one returns something different than false or nil.

Transforms a function f accepting any number of arguments into a function working on these arguments as a list.

Returns a function that will run the fns in order when pred succeeds or return the value that was passed in otherwise.

Returns a function like the result of partial except that new args are added to the beginning of the parameter list rather than the end.

Returns a function that behaves like partial.

Unpartialize the first argument of f, i.e. returns a function that will apply all but the first argument to f.

Unpartialize the last argument of f, i.e. returns a function that will apply all but the last argument to f.