func Loop(ctx context.Context, logger log.Logger, db *reform.DB,
	queue job.Queue, duration time.Duration, f func() []*data.Job) {
	tik := time.NewTicker(duration)
	logger = logger.Add("method", "Loop")

	go loop(ctx, tik, db, queue, f, logger, nil)
}
func Loop(ctx context.Context, logger log.Logger, db *reform.DB,
	queue job.Queue, duration time.Duration, f func() []*data.Job) {
	tik := time.NewTicker(duration)
	logger = logger.Add("method", "Loop")

	go loop(ctx, tik, db, queue, f, logger, nil)
}
func Loop ( ctx context . Context , logger log . Logger , db * reform . DB , queue job . Queue , duration time . Duration , f func ( ) [ ] * data . Job ) { tik := time . NewTicker ( duration ) logger = logger . Add ( " " , " " ) go loop ( ctx , tik , db , queue , f , logger , nil ) }
// Loop performs a function that creates new jobs with a certain frequency.
// If at the moment there is already a similar active job, then such job is
// ignored. The function works correctly only with jobs for which duplicates
// are allowed.
Loop performs a function that creates new jobs with a certain frequency . If at the moment there is already a similar active job then such job is ignored . The function works correctly only with jobs for which duplicates are allowed .