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How to Uninstall Datallog ​

This guide provides step-by-step instructions to completely remove the Datallog SDK and all associated components installed by the official script. The process involves removing the automation files, cleaning up shell configurations, and uninstalling dependencies like pyenv and Docker.

Step 1: Remove the Datallog Automation Directory ​

The main automation files, including the datallog executable, are located in the ~/.datallog directory. This is the first and most important component to remove.

Open your terminal and run the following command:

bash
rm -rf ~/.datallog

Step 2: Clean Up Your Shell Configuration ​

The installer script adds environment variables to your shell's startup files (.bashrc, .zshrc, etc.) to make the datallog command available. You need to remove these lines.

For Bash Shell ​

Remove the Datallog lines from ~/.bashrc and ~/.bash_profile:

bash
# The 'sed' command edits the file in place to delete the matching lines.
# For macOS, you might need to use sed -i '' ...
sed -i '/datallog/d' ~/.bashrc
sed -i '/datallog/d' ~/.bash_profile

For Zsh Shell ​

Remove the Datallog lines from ~/.zshrc:

bash
sed -i '/datallog/d' ~/.zshrc

For Fish Shell ​

Remove the Datallog path from your Fish config:

bash
fish -c "fish_user_paths -e \$HOME/.datallog/bin"

Step 3: Uninstall pyenv ​

The installer uses pyenv to manage Python versions. If you do not use pyenv for other projects, you can remove it.

For Linux ​

  1. Remove the pyenv directory:

    bash
    rm -rf ~/.pyenv

  2. Remove the pyenv configuration from your shell files:

    bash
    # For Bash
sed -i '/pyenv/d' ~/.bashrc
sed -i '/PYENV_ROOT/d' ~/.bashrc

# For Zsh
sed -i '/pyenv/d' ~/.zshrc
sed -i '/PYENV_ROOT/d' ~/.zshrc

For macOS ​

If pyenv was installed via Homebrew, use the following command:

bash
brew uninstall pyenv

Step 4: Uninstall Docker ​

Uninstalling Docker is a significant step. Proceed only if you are sure you no longer need Docker for other automations. The commands differ based on your operating system.

For Debian and Ubuntu ​

  1. Purge the Docker packages:

    bash
    sudo apt-get purge docker-ce docker-ce-cli docker-buildx-plugin -y

  2. Remove unused dependencies and Docker data:

    bash
    sudo apt-get autoremove -y --purge
sudo rm -rf /var/lib/docker
sudo rm -rf /var/lib/containerd

  3. Remove the Docker repository and GPG key:

    bash
    sudo rm /etc/apt/sources.list.d/docker.list
sudo rm /etc/apt/keyrings/docker.asc
sudo apt-get update

For Arch Linux and Manjaro ​

  1. Stop the Docker service:

    bash
    sudo systemctl stop docker.service
sudo systemctl disable docker.service

  2. Remove Docker packages and their dependencies:

    bash
    sudo pacman -Rns docker docker-buildx

For macOS ​

  1. Quit Docker Desktop.

  2. Drag the Docker.app from your /Applications folder to the Trash.

  3. For a complete cleanup of all Docker data, you can use the uninstall command from the terminal.

    bash
    /Applications/Docker.app/Contents/MacOS/uninstall

For Fedora ​

The script installs podman instead of Docker on Fedora. If you want to remove it:

  • For Fedora Workstation (DNF):
    bash
    sudo dnf remove podman
  • For Fedora Silverblue (rpm-ostree):
    bash
    sudo rpm-ostree uninstall podman
    You will need to reboot after running this command.

Step 5: (Optional) Remove Other Dependencies ​

The script installs common development packages. You can remove them if you are certain they are not needed by other software on your system.

  • For Debian/Ubuntu:

    bash
    # Warning: These are common packages. Only remove if you're sure.
# sudo apt-get purge build-essential git curl zlib1g-dev ...

  • For Arch/Manjaro:

    bash
    # Warning: These are common packages. Only remove if you're sure.
# sudo pacman -Rns base-devel git curl ...

  • For Fedora:

    bash
    # Warning: These are common packages. Only remove if you're sure.
# sudo dnf remove gcc git curl make ...

Step 6: Finalize Uninstallation ​

To ensure all changes take effect, close and reopen your terminal session. If you uninstalled Docker or other system-level services, it is highly recommended to reboot your computer.

You have now successfully uninstalled Datallog and its components from your system.