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Asked: May 16, 20262026-05-16T15:29:06+00:00 2026-05-16T15:29:06+00:00

this seems like a really simple Question…but behold :) Geek name:string Laser geek_id:integer, power:integer

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this seems like a really simple Question…but behold 🙂

Geek name:string
Laser geek_id:integer, power:integer

Geek
 has_one :Laser
end

Laser
 belongs_to :Geek
end

simple enough, right?

Now I want to create the laser, after a geek gets created, so the new Geek Model looks like this

Geek 
 has_one :laser
 after_create :create_laser
end

This works really nice, but I also like to pass a default value for the power attribute of the laser, so how do I do that?

after_create :create_laser(:power => 5000)

doesn’t work 🙁 but it looks nice 🙂

does anyone have a nice and elegant solution for this?

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    2026-05-16T15:29:06+00:00Added an answer on May 16, 2026 at 3:29 pm

    Sure do.

    Your callbacks are, as you know, just method names. Therefore rather than using create_laser here you could call another method here to setup and create a laser with some default parameters. Let’s call it setup_laser and use it like this:

    before_create :setup_laser
    

    We’d define it in the Geek model like this:

    private
    
    def setup_laser
      create_laser(:power => 5000)
    end
    
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