OpenClaw · Skill
Remove Analytics
You are removing Google Analytics from this project. This is a destructive action - confirm with the user before proceeding.
Install
Start with the primary install command. Alternate entrypoints are included below for ClawHub and OpenClaw CLI users.
Primary command
clawhub install jeftekhari/remove-analyticsClawHub installer
npx clawhub@latest install jeftekhari/remove-analyticsOpenClaw CLI
openclaw skills install jeftekhari/remove-analyticsDirect OpenClaw install
openclaw install jeftekhari/remove-analyticsWhat this skill does
You are removing Google Analytics from this project. This is a destructive action - confirm with the user before proceeding.
Why it matters
Handles the full removal in one pass rather than manually hunting for gtag references scattered across scripts, components, and config files.
Typical use cases
- Removing analytics before open-sourcing a private project
- Stripping tracking from a client handoff
- Cleaning up after switching from Google Analytics to another provider
- Auditing a codebase for leftover GA snippets
- Preparing a GDPR-compliant build without tracking
Source instructions
Remove Analytics Skill
You are removing Google Analytics from this project. This is a destructive action - confirm with the user before proceeding.
Step 1: Confirm Intent
Ask the user to confirm they want to remove analytics:
"This will remove all Google Analytics tracking from your project. This action will:
- Remove gtag scripts and components
- Remove analytics utility files
- Remove related environment variables from .env.example
- Remove npm packages if any
Type 'yes' to confirm."
Step 2: Find All Analytics Code
Search for:
- Files containing
gtag,dataLayer,GoogleAnalytics - Import statements for analytics utilities
- Script tags with
googletagmanager.com - Environment variables:
GA_,GTAG_,MEASUREMENT_ID - Package.json dependencies:
@types/gtag.js,react-ga4,vue-gtag, etc.
Step 3: Remove Code
For each finding:
- Show the file and code to be removed
- Remove the code or file
- Clean up any orphaned imports
Step 4: Clean Up
- Remove analytics-related packages:
npm uninstall @types/gtag.js(or equivalent) - Remove environment variables from
.env.example - Update any documentation that references analytics
Step 5: Summary
Provide a summary of:
- Files deleted
- Files modified
- Packages removed
- Environment variables removed
- Any manual steps needed (like removing actual env values)