react-transform.jsx

import React from 'react';

// Composes any number of props transforms and applies them in a HOC.
const transform = (...transforms) =>
  WrappedComponent =>
    props =>
      <WrappedComponent {...transforms.reduce((ps, t) => t(ps), props)} />;

// Example reusable transforms.
const addClass = className => props => ({ ...props, className });
const addStyle = styleFn => props => ({ ...props, style: { ...props.style, ...styleFn(props) }});

// "Higher order component factory"
const linkify = transform(
  addClass('Link'),
  addStyle(props => ({ color: props.disabled ? 'gray' : 'blue' })),
  props => ({ ...props, href: '/foo' })
);

const Link = linkify('a');

See Recompose's mapProps

const linkify = mapProps(compose(
  addClass('Link'),
  addStyle(props => ({ color: props.disabled ? 'gray' : 'blue' })),
  props => ({ ...props, href: '/foo' })
));

const Link = linkify('a');

In other words, your transform function is the same as:

const transform = (...transforms) => mapProps(compose(...transforms))
// or (interestingly)
const transform = compose(mapProps, compose)