graph

Show the inter-app dependency tree.

Usage

mithrandir graph

Does not require root privileges.

Output

Displays a color-coded dependency graph organized into three sections:

Media Pipeline

Shows the data flow through the Arr stack:

Prowlarr ───► Radarr  ───► qBittorrent ───► /data/media/movies ───► Jellyfin
    │         Sonarr  ───► qBittorrent ───► /data/media/tv     ───► Jellyfin
    └──────►  Lidarr  ───► qBittorrent ───► /data/media/music  ───► Navidrome

FlareSolverr ───► Prowlarr  (CAPTCHA solving, auto-installed with Prowlarr)
Bazarr       ───► Radarr, Sonarr  (subtitle management)
Seerr        ───► Radarr, Sonarr, Jellyfin  (media requests & discovery)
Profilarr    ───► Radarr, Sonarr  (quality profile management)

Recommended Installation Order

The suggested order for installing the full media stack, based on dependencies:

1. qBittorrent (download client)
2. Prowlarr (indexer manager)
3. Radarr (movies)
4. Sonarr (TV)
5. Lidarr (music)
6. Bazarr (subtitles, optional)
7. Jellyfin (media server)
8. Navidrome (music server)
9. Seerr (media requests, optional)
10. Profilarr (quality profiles, optional)

Network & Security

DuckDNS ───► Caddy ───► all apps with ports  (wildcard HTTPS reverse proxy)
Caddy   ───► Vaultwarden  (HTTPS required)
Pi-hole  (standalone DNS, optional wildcard DNS for Caddy)

Standalone

Apps with no dependencies that can be installed independently:

Home Assistant, Immich, Gatus, Homarr, WireGuard, Excalidraw, Omni Tools, Open WebUI, Actual Budget, Sure, AFFiNE, n8n, Penpot

Notes

• Installed apps are shown in green, uninstalled apps are dimmed
• The graph reads .env to determine which apps are installed
• Use mithrandir install media to install the entire media stack at once