Clojure equivalent of Scala's andThen

Question

Clojure and Scala both have composing functions/methods (comp and .compose respectively). Scala has a method .andThen which works the same way as .compose, except it nests the function application in the opposite order. Does an analog of this function exist in Clojure?

I could write it easily enough myself for example like this: (defn and-then [& fns] (apply comp (reverse fns))), however it seems basic enough that it must already exist, especially since in Clojure it has natural application in converting threading-macro expressions into point-free functions, e.g. the following two expressions would be equivalent in the unary case: #(->> % a b c) and (and-then a b c)

Answer 1

I don't think there's anything built-in, likely because clojure does not have an infix syntax (i.e. (and-then f g) is not as clear as f andThen g). As you already recognized -> and ->> are what's generally used in it's place.

Answer 2

No, there is no such built-in functionality in Clojure. The code example you provided is good enough I believe.