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# Fetch comment
> Fetch a single comment by its ID
export const SpaceReputationParams = ({variant = "context", field = "path"}) => {
const isUser = variant === "user";
return <>
Opt-in. Adds a spaceReputation number to each returned user,
scoped to a single space. Requires the reputation bundle.
The reputation total is always present regardless;{" "}
spaceReputation is purely additive and only appears when you
pass this object. This object is the primary form — it
replaces the deprecated flat props below. See the{" "}
Reputation data model for the
full contract.
{isUser ?
Which bucket to read. A space <uuid> reads that
space's bucket; "none" reads the
project-general (space-less) bucket.{" "}
"context" is rejected (400) on this
endpoint — there is no space context to derive. The empty string
and the legacy general / null aliases are
also rejected. Missing buckets read as 0.
:
Which bucket to read. One of: a space <uuid>{" "}
(that space's bucket), "none" (the
project-general, space-less bucket), or{" "}
"context" (the space derived from the
request context — resolved per-row on lists, or the single space on
member/team/conversation surfaces). The empty string and the legacy{" "}
general / null aliases are rejected (400).
Missing buckets read as 0.
}
Only honored when spaceId is an explicit space <uuid>.
When true, spaceReputation is the{" "}
subtree sum — the named space plus all of its
descendant spaces (the root space's own bucket included). Ignored for{" "}
"none"; not allowed with "context".
{isUser ? Deprecated — use the spaceReputation{" "}
object instead. The flat form of spaceReputation.spaceId.
Still accepted (the object wins if both are passed); removal is a later
major version. Accepts a space <uuid> or "none" only —{" "}
"context" is rejected (400) on this endpoint.
: Deprecated — use the spaceReputation{" "}
object instead. The flat form of spaceReputation.spaceId.
Still accepted (the object wins if both are passed); removal is a later
major version. Accepts a space <uuid>, "none", or{" "}
"context".
}
Deprecated — use{" "}
spaceReputation.includeDescendants instead. The flat form,
only honored alongside an explicit spaceReputationId<uuid>.
;
};
## Overview
`useFetchComment` returns a function that fetches a single comment by ID.
With the `moderation` bundle installed, the comment comes back the way a thread shows it: in full with `isAuthorBlocked: true` when the signed-in user blocked its author, or as a [placeholder](/v8/data-models/comment#placeholders) with `isUnavailable: true` when the author blocked them. An embedded `parentComment` follows the same rules.
When the **entity's** author has blocked the signed-in user, the request fails with `404 comment/not-found`, identical to a comment that doesn't exist — except for the user's own comments, which still load (with `entity` and `parentComment` set to `null` when requested) so they can be found and deleted. Replying to, reacting to and editing those are refused. `entity: null` only means the entity isn't available to the signed-in user (for example, removed by a moderator) — the comment is still returned, and `null` doesn't say why.
## Usage Example
```tsx theme={null}
import { useFetchComment } from "@sublay/react-js";
function DeepLinkComment({ commentId }: { commentId: string }) {
const fetchComment = useFetchComment();
const load = async () => {
const comment = await fetchComment({
commentId,
include: ["user", "parent"],
});
console.log(comment);
};
return ;
}
```
## Parameters
The ID of the comment to fetch.
Populate related data. Accepted values: `"user"`, `"entity"`, `"space"`, `"parent"`, `"grants"`.
## Returns
The fetched comment. When `"parent"` is included, `comment.parentComment` is populated. When `spaceReputation` is requested, the embedded author carries an added `spaceReputation` number. See [Comment data model](/v8/data-models/comment) and [Reputation](/v8/data-models/reputation).
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