How can I get Queue instance from Job?

```javascript
# foobar.js
function foo(job, done) {
var queue = ?
queue.create("bar").save(); // where should this queue come from?
done()
}

function bar(job, done) {
console.log("hi");
done()
}

export {foo, bar}
```

```javascript
# app.js
var kue = require('kue')
, queue = kue.createQueue();
var {foo, bar} = require('./foobar.ts');
queue.process('foo', foo);
queue.process('bar', bar);
```

I want to seperate initiazation code and process code.
But then how can I get the queue instance in `foobar.js`?
Should I call `kue.createQueue` to get another singleton `Queue` instance? I expected that there's `Queue` instance in job's property, but it seems not.
What is the best way to do it?

Or can I just call annotated `bar` like python celery style?

Start by reading the queue setup and processor registration in app.js, then inspect the job handlers in foobar.js and the Kue API documentation for how processors access or create queues. Done means identifying and documenting the supported way to enqueue a job from a processor, including whether a job exposes its queue or a separate queue instance is required.

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