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Here is what's needed to integrate your exported rules component in a custom module:

<?php
function MY_MODULE_NAME_default_rules_configuration() {
  $configs = array();
  $rule = '{ "my_exported_rule" : {
    "LABEL" : "My Exported Rule",
    ...,
  }
}';
  $configs['my_exported_rule'] = rules_import($rule);
  return $configs;
}
?>

So to use such exported Rule, you need to run it through the function rules_import(). This will change the exported Rule in a format that is usablefor the Rules module.

To reuse this example:

• Replace MY_MODULE_NAME with the machine name of your module.
• Replace the value used for $rule by the content of your exported rule.
• Make sure to use the machine name of your rule (= my_exported_rule in my sample) as the key in $configs.

In the sample contained in the question, the machine name of the rule is rules_faircent_rules, though that is NOT what is used in the $configs ... Therefor I think you should correct your code like so:

$configs['rules_faircent_rules'] = rules_import($rule);
echo '<pre>';
print_r($configs['rules_faircent_rules'] );

Refer to the articled "Drupal 7 - Defining rules within a module using PHP" for some more details.

Here is what's needed to integrate your exported Rules component in a custom module:

<?php
function MY_MODULE_NAME_default_rules_configuration() {
  $configs = array();
  $rule = '{ "my_exported_rule" : {
    "LABEL" : "My Exported Rule",
    ...,
  }
}';
  $configs['my_exported_rule'] = rules_import($rule);
  return $configs;
}
?>

So to use such exported Rule, you need to run it through the function rules_import(). This will change the exported Rule in a format that is usable for the Rules module.

To reuse this example:

• Replace MY_MODULE_NAME with the machine name of your module.
• Replace the value used for $rule by the content of your exported rule.
• Make sure to use the machine name of your rule (= my_exported_rule in my sample) as the key in $configs.

In the sample contained in the question, the machine name of the rule is rules_faircent_rules, though that is NOT what is used in the $configs ... Therefor I think you should correct your code like so:

$configs['rules_faircent_rules'] = rules_import($rule);
echo '<pre>';
print_r($configs['rules_faircent_rules'] );

Refer to the articled "Drupal 7 - Defining rules within a module using PHP" for some more details.

Here is "the meat" of what you should do to integrate your exported rules component in a custom module:

<?php
function MY_MODULE_NAME_default_rules_configuration() {
  $configs = array();
  $rule = '{ "my_exported_rule" : {
    "LABEL" : "My Exported Rule",
    ...,
  }
}';
  $configs['my_exported_rule'] = rules_import($rule);
  return $configs;
}
?>

So to use such exported Rule, you need to run it through the function rules_import(). This will change the exported Rule in a format that is usablefor the Rules module.

To reuse this example:

• Replace MY_MODULE_NAME with the machine name of your module.
• Replace the value used for $rule by the content of your exported rule.
• Make sure to use the machine name of your rule (= my_exported_rule in my sample) as the key in $configs.

In the sample contained in the question, the machine name of the rule is rules_faircent_rules, though that is NOT what is used in the $configs ... Therefor I think you should correct your code like so:

$configs['rules_faircent_rules'] = rules_import($rule);
echo '<pre>';
print_r($configs['rules_faircent_rules'] );

Refer to the articled "Drupal 7 - Defining rules within a module using PHP" for some more details.

Here is what's needed to integrate your exported rules component in a custom module:

<?php
function MY_MODULE_NAME_default_rules_configuration() {
  $configs = array();
  $rule = '{ "my_exported_rule" : {
    "LABEL" : "My Exported Rule",
    ...,
  }
}';
  $configs['my_exported_rule'] = rules_import($rule);
  return $configs;
}
?>

So to use such exported Rule, you need to run it through the function rules_import(). This will change the exported Rule in a format that is usablefor the Rules module.

To reuse this example:

• Replace MY_MODULE_NAME with the machine name of your module.
• Replace the value used for $rule by the content of your exported rule.
• Make sure to use the machine name of your rule (= my_exported_rule in my sample) as the key in $configs.

In the sample contained in the question, the machine name of the rule is rules_faircent_rules, though that is NOT what is used in the $configs ... Therefor I think you should correct your code like so:

$configs['rules_faircent_rules'] = rules_import($rule);
echo '<pre>';
print_r($configs['rules_faircent_rules'] );

Refer to the articled "Drupal 7 - Defining rules within a module using PHP" for some more details.

Here is "the meat" of what you should do to integrate your exported rules component in a custom module:

<?php
function MY_MODULE_NAME_default_rules_configuration() {
  $configs = array();
  $rule = '{ "my_exported_rule" : {
    "LABEL" : "My Exported Rule",
    ...,
  }
}';
  $configs['my_exported_rule'] = rules_import($rule);
  return $configs;
}
?>

Replace MY_MODULE_NAME with the machine name of your module. And make sure to use the machine name of your rule (= my_exported_rule in my sample) as the key in $configs.

In the sample contained in the question, the machine name of the rule is rules_faircent_rules, though that is NOT what is used in the $configs ... Therefor I think you should correct your code like so:

$configs['rules_faircent_rules'] = rules_import($rule);
echo '<pre>';
print_r($configs['rules_faircent_rules'] );

Refer to the articled "Drupal 7 - Defining rules within a module using PHP" for some more details.

Here is "the meat" of what you should do to integrate your exported rules component in a custom module:

<?php
function MY_MODULE_NAME_default_rules_configuration() {
  $configs = array();
  $rule = '{ "my_exported_rule" : {
    "LABEL" : "My Exported Rule",
    ...,
  }
}';
  $configs['my_exported_rule'] = rules_import($rule);
  return $configs;
}
?>

So to use such exported Rule, you need to run it through the function rules_import(). This will change the exported Rule in a format that is usablefor the Rules module.

To reuse this example:

• Replace MY_MODULE_NAME with the machine name of your module.
• Replace the value used for $rule by the content of your exported rule.
• Make sure to use the machine name of your rule (= my_exported_rule in my sample) as the key in $configs.

In the sample contained in the question, the machine name of the rule is rules_faircent_rules, though that is NOT what is used in the $configs ... Therefor I think you should correct your code like so:

$configs['rules_faircent_rules'] = rules_import($rule);
echo '<pre>';
print_r($configs['rules_faircent_rules'] );

Refer to the articled "Drupal 7 - Defining rules within a module using PHP" for some more details.