Is there a pretty navigable emacs lisp reference out there, the official one is just so unsearchable outside of using a search engine. I'm looking for something on the level of clojuredocs/conj.io

This guide is pretty good and has a bunch of reference links at the bottom https://github.com/chrisdone/elisp-guide

thanks

Just noticed that something is kindly filling in missing :require entries for me in my clojurescript project. Not sure if its one's I have already specified in other files or maybe some standard :as abbreviations. I typed rf/<something> and [re-frame.core :as rf] magically appeared in my ns. I'm not complaining, just curious what does this....

https://github.com/clojure-emacs/refactor-nrepl ?

I never used it and it doesn't do anyhing without me manually hitting commands, so I'm not sure if maybe some hooks are set up in your config (if it is a custom emacs distro that is)

could be. My setup is based on emacs-live which came with quite an extensive clojure setup...

That's from clj-refactor, I believe. https://github.com/clojure-emacs/clj-refactor.el

Oh, right, and refactor-nrepl is just a layer over clj-refactor I guess.

ah-ha, yes. cljr-magic-requires, part of clj-refactor. Looks like that is what is creating the namespace in the first place as well.