I am trying to execute a `.ps1` file from my C# console application. Using the code provided below you can see what I am trying to do:

```
public static void execitePs(string originalString)
{
        using (PowerShell ps = PowerShell.Create())
        {
            // specify the script code to run.
            ps.AddScript(@"C:\PnP\test_script_json.ps1");

            // specify the parameters to pass into the script.
            ps.AddParameter("originalString", originalString);

            // execute the script and await the result.
            var pipelineObjects = ps.Invoke();
            // print the resulting pipeline objects to the console.

            foreach (dynamic item in pipelineObjects)
            {
                Console.WriteLine(item);

            }
        }
}

```

Basically I am trying to supply the file path to the `AddScript` method as explained in the Microsoft example. This should call the script file and execute it. Here is the script file content:

```
param ($originalString)

$JSONString = @"
    $originalString
"@

Write-Output HEREEEEEEEE
$cusomObject = ConvertFrom-Json $JSONString

Write-Host $cusomObject.Name

```

The whole process is basically taking some JSON as parameter and printing the property `name`.

Even if the JSON is missing the property it should print the `HEREEEEEEEE` string to the console.

As a result I am not getting any output since the `pipelineObjects` Collection is empty after invoking the script.

Moreover, I have managed to execute it successfully using the following method:

```
Process.Start(@"C:\Windows\SysWOW64\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\powershell.exe", @"-File ""C:\PnP\test_script_json.ps1"" """ + originalString + "");

```

but using this is not so flexible.

***Any ideas how I can do the same using the `PowerShell` object?***

Any help/idea is appreciated!

Best regards, Dimitar