Projects and Coding

To start coding in Assemblic, you’ll need to create a project.

Create a project

To create a new project, click on Projects from the left-hand menu.

Select your team from the dropdown list at the top and click Create New Project.

Note: If your subscription for the team is not up-to-date, you’ll see a subscription page. Otherwise, you’ll see the below screen.

Enter a name and description for your project, then click Add new project.

Assemblic will create a new, template Rules as Code project for you. This process takes a few minutes and you can see the status in the Projects area.

Once ready, the Status column will show ‘finalised’.

You can edit the new OpenFisca project in the browser or locally.

Note: The OpenFisca API will be available at /api/v1/projects/<project_id>/webhook/spec.

Code on your local

You can use the Git URL to clone the code repository locally and start work on a new Assemblic RaC project.

Alternatively, you can code within Assemblic.

Code in Assemblic

To use Assemblic’s code-based editor, click on Rules Management in the left-hand menu. You’ll see this screen:

Assemblic pre-configures an OpenFisca template, ready for you to use. Click on the relevant folder(s) or create a new file.

You can also select or create new branches.

When you select a folder, you’ll see the code in the main area of the Assemblic interface.

Note down the bottom of the screen you can reset changes or commit and push your changes to the branch you’re working on. Assemblic has configured automated deployments to ensure your code is ready to use, moments after you’ve committed your changes.