EXTJS - How to observe all the events on a view

How to observe all the events on a view

Here's how to observe all of the events on a view:

var view = Ext.create('My.view.SomeView');

Ext.util.Observable.capture(view, function(){
  console.log(arguments);
});

This will show output in the console window whenever an event happens to the view, such as render. A useful debugging tool.

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