Manual installation gives you full control over which modules are active and where they live on your system. You clone the repository once, then either copy individual LME.* folders into Lampac’s module directory or mount them as Docker volumes — no extra tooling required.
Repository structure
Each module is a self-contained folder at the root of the repository. The folder name matches the module name exactly:
lampac-ukraine/
├── LME.Uaflix/
├── LME.Makhno/
├── LME.StarLight/
├── LME.KlonFUN/
├── LME.UafilmME/
├── LME.AnimeON/
├── LME.Bamboo/
├── LME.Unimay/
├── LME.Mikai/
├── LME.NMoonAnime/
└── LME.JackTor/
manifest.json that Lampac reads to register the module, along with the compiled module assembly.
Clone the repository
Run the following command inside an empty directory where you want to store the modules:git clone https://github.com/lampac-ukraine/lampac-ukraine.git .
Move modules into Lampac's module directory
Copy or move the LME.* folders you want into the module directory of your Lampac installation. For example, to install all modules:cp -r LME.* /path/to/lampac/module/
LME.* folder placed in the module directory will be loaded automatically on the next Lampac start. Restart Lampac
Restart the Lampac service so the new modules are discovered and registered.
Clone the repository
Clone the repository to a location on your host that Docker can read:git clone https://github.com/lampac-ukraine/lampac-ukraine.git /path/to/your/cloned/repo
Mount each module as a volume
Add a -v flag for each module you want to expose to the container. The target path inside the container must be /home/module/<module-name>:-v /path/to/your/cloned/repo/LME.Uaflix:/home/module/LME.Uaflix
docker run \
-v /path/to/your/cloned/repo/LME.Uaflix:/home/module/LME.Uaflix \
-v /path/to/your/cloned/repo/LME.AnimeON:/home/module/LME.AnimeON \
-v /path/to/your/cloned/repo/LME.JackTor:/home/module/LME.JackTor \
... your-lampac-image
Start or restart the container
Start (or recreate) the container with the updated volume flags. Lampac will detect the mounted folders and register the modules automatically.
The LME. prefix is required in both the folder name and all configuration keys. Using the wrong name (for example, Uaflix instead of LME.Uaflix) will cause the module to fail to load or conflict with built-in providers.
