Updated Modules.js

[Jeewita]

Fixes #[Add issue number here.]

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[avsingh999]

@Jeewita great work
please add a issue link
thank you :)

[aashna27]

Great work! 😄

[aashna27]

Just a little advice next time, link the issue with the pull request, by mentioning the issue number in the pull request. 😃

[avsingh999]

@Jeewita great can you please add gif / Screenshot.
It would be easy to us , what you have done,
thank you 😃

[avsingh999]

@Jeewita if you need any help then feel free to ask us :)

[Dhiraj240]

Also, please add issue link as its the only source which tells us as actually what you are solving.

[Dhiraj240]

Can you explain why you wrote this 'channel': require('./modules/Channel'), because it is already present in next line?
So please remove this duplicate value

[tech4GT]

Hmm, @Jeewita @avsingh999 @aashna27 What issue does this solve? Arrange the modules in alphabetical order?

[tech4GT]

Wouldn't it be better to call .sort() on the loaded modules rather than arranging the modules this way?

[jywarren]

I believe this has already been solved, but thank you!!!!