ArcGIS Online - Access Organization Resource Programmatically OpenID Connect Credentials - oauth-2.0

Question

Big picture intent: We have a user in our database, ArcGIS has a user in their database. ArcGIS knows that this user is in our database and can authenticate using OpenID Connect, they even have our user's ID. Our user should be able to log into our app, navigate to a map (that requires authentication to load), then behind the scenes we authorize this user with ArcGIS and show the map.
We have set up the ability for users to sign in to ArcGIS Online via our Identity Provider using OpenID Connect and OAuth 2.0 as described by this documentation. This is working well. Now the question is how can we pass the token for our authorized user to ArcGIS to access a protected resource such as a FeatureLayer? To clarify, the ArcGIS Online member of our Organization is authenticated via OpenID Connect and, in the same way that this user can access ArcGIS Online, we want him/her to be able to access a resource from our ArcGIS Organization from our app. How can this be accomplished or can someone point us in the direction of some documentation for this? Following is the expected flow:
From our application, a user requests an access token from our internal
Identity Provider built on IdentityServer4 (using OpenID Connect and
OAuth 2.0) [this is already done]
The Identity Provider authenticates the user and returns an access token [done]
From our app, a user attempts to load a map using a FeatureLayer belonging to our Organization, which triggers a resource
request (we are using #arcgis/core, see technical details in the code below) for that FeatureLayer to our ArcGIS Organization, passing our access token [how to
pass our token in this case?]
ArcGIS sees that this token it contains the user ID for the aforementioned user in their system, which it knows is matched with the OpenID "Authority" (specified by
the setup described in the link above), so ArcGIS verifies this
token with the OpenID "Authority"
Our Identity Provider responds that the token is valid
ArcGIS trusts the user and returns the resource
This same question on ArcGIS Online Questions.
Edit: Here is an example of what we would do if we had a user who logged in with their Esri credentials:
var tokenProps = {
server: "https://www.arcgis.com/sharing/rest/oauth2/authorize", // Instead point this to our IdentityProvider?
userId: "",
token: token, // Instead use our token?
ssl: true,
expires: 7200
}
IdentityManager.registerToken(tokenProps)
const map = new Map({ basemap: "streets-night-vector" })
const trailheadsLayer = new FeatureLayer({
url: `https://services1.arcgis.com/OHAG7qgFBy3zKabU/arcgis/rest/services/COVID_Trends/FeatureServer`,
renderer: new SimpleRenderer({
symbol: new PictureMarkerSymbol({
url: "http://static.arcgis.com/images/Symbols/NPS/npsPictograph_0231b.png",
width: "18px",
height: "18px"
})
}),
labelingInfo: [
new LabelClass({
labelPlacement: "above-center",
labelExpressionInfo: {
expression: "$feature.TRL_NAME"
},
symbol: new TextSymbol({
color: "#fff",
haloColor: "#5e8d74",
haloSize: "2px",
font: {
size: "12px",
family: "Noto Sans",
style: "italic",
weight: "normal"
}
})
})
]
})
map.add(trailheadsLayer)
new MapView({
center: [-118.805, 34.007],
container: mapId,
map,
zoom: 13
})
However, we need to use the token from our Identity Provider. How can this be accomplished? We have tried using IdentityManager.registerToken(tokenProps) where token props contains our token and server=identityprovider.novotx.dev but this does not result in us bypassing the login popup once the map using the FeatureLayer is loaded.
To clarify, my question is not how to send a bearer token to ArcGIS but specifically how to exchange a token from our internal Identity Provider with either a resource directly, or for an Esri/ArcGIS access token. This must be possible because, as shown in the documentation above, a user can gain access to ArcGIS online via our internal Identity Provider.

Answer 1

According to ArcGIS API for JavaScript, registerToken is to provide an existing token to access an ArcGIS server. Based on this, I would expect the server property to indicate what ArcGIS server is to be accessed, e.g. https://www.arcgis.com/sharing/rest
Presumably the task of making sense of the token is up to that server which has been previously configured with an external IdP urls.