Trying to run a bash script Selenium demo on MacOS in zsh, but can't find import

Question

I'm trying to run a simple demo with Selenium in a bash script on macOS. The script is here:

#!/usr/bin/env bash
source ./selenium.sh

main() {   
 # Open the URL   
 navigate_to 'https://www.google.com'
 # Get the search box   
 local searchBox=$(find_element 'name' 'q')
 # send keys    
 send_keys $searchBox "panda\n"
}
main

The error is: line 2: ./selenium.sh: No such file or directory

I installed Selenium and wrote it to the project directory with NuGet Package Manager in Visual Studio Code so I have no idea why this script cannot find the file or directory for selenium.sh

I tried running the script from Visual Studio code and I tried running it from a zsh terminal but in both cases the same output appeared. It seems to have trouble finding selenium packages but it shouldn't because I successfully wrote the Selenium Web Driver with NuGet: Add Package

Answer 1

NuGet has installed the packages in ~/.nuget/packages unless you have changed the configuration, therefore

#!/usr/bin/env bash
source ~/.nuget/packages/selenium/selenium.sh

main() {   
 # Open the URL   
 navigate_to 'https://www.google.com'
 # Get the search box   
 local searchBox=$(find_element 'name' 'q')
 # send keys    
 send_keys $searchBox "panda\n"
}
main

should work assuming selenium package was installed under that directory and selenium.sh exists, does what you think it does, etc.

And as the comment recommends, if you are planning to use selenium outside of VSC, there are better ways.