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The first error is import: command not found; this means that the import command itself is unrecognized; not the library being imported. This usually happens when you try to run a python program with the shell.

When you execute a program with ./, it looks at the first line, and if it starts with #!, it uses the rest of the line as the program for executing the file. If the file doesn't start with a #!, it's executed with the default shell. It looks like that's what happing here.

I would double-check your file and make sure that the very first line is #!/usr/bin/env python