The bearerToken() function is very handy when you are working with apis & want to access the token from Authorization header.
// Don't parse API headers manually like this:$tokenWithBearer = $request->header('Authorization');$token = substr($tokenWithBearer, 7); //Do this instead:$token = $request->bearerToken();
Tip given by @iamharis010
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