Have bash script running every min in Cygwin

Question

I have the following script and I need this to run every minute on my windows server. The file path is d/TFTP/script.sh so I was wondering if I can insert a while loop or some other method so I can have this running in the background every minute

#!/bin/bash

declare -A arr_map

arr_map=([AR]=Switches [SW]=Switches [LR]=Switches [AP]=Default [GV]=Default [DR]=Default [GV]=Default [VN]=Default [MGMT]=Default [GW]=Routers)

# Iterate through indexes of array
for keyword in "${!arr_map[@]}"; do
    # Search files containing the "-$keyword" pattern in the name
    # like "-GW" or "-AR". This pattern can be tuned to the better matching.
    for filename in *-"$keyword"*; do
        # if file exists and it is regular file
        if [ -f "$filename" ]; then
            destination=${arr_map["$keyword"]}/"$filename"
            # Remove these echo commands, after checking resulting commands.
            echo mkdir -p "$destination"
            echo mv -f "$filename" "$destination"
            mkdir -p "$destination"
            mv -f "$filename" "$destination"
            #echo in front of mkidr and move
        fi
    done
done

Answer 1

Per comment thread on the question:

#!/bin/bash
while [[ 1 -eq 1 ]]; do
    everything_in_the_original_script
    sleep 60
done

Answer 2

Alternatively, if you want each iteration to take 60 seconds total this Bash script will time your code and only sleep for whatever time remains in the 60 seconds (if your code took longer that 60 seconds it doesn't sleep at all)...

sleep_time=60

while true; do
    start_secs=$(date +'%s')
    everything_in_the_original_script
    end_secs=$(date +'%s')

    elapsed=$((end_secs - start_secs))
    [[ $elapsed -le $sleep_time ]] || elapsed=$sleep_time
    sleep $((sleep_time - elapsed))
done