',
        },
      ]
    end
  end
end
```
This example demonstrates how to use the `GIPic` module to display a picture. The `GIPic` module takes a `path` parameter, which is the path to the image file, and a `opts` parameter, which is a hash of options that can be used to customize the display of the picture. In this example, the `path` parameter is set to the URL of the image file, and no options are provided in the `opts` parameter.

The `GIPic` module will display the image file in the current directory, or the directory where the `GIPic` module is located, if the `path` parameter is not a URL. If the `path` parameter is a URL, the `GIPic` module will display the image file located at that URL.

The `GIPic` module also provides a number of options that can be used to customize the display of the picture, such as the `width` and `height` options, which can be used to set the width and height of the image, respectively. The `fit` option can be used to determine how the image should be resized to fit within the specified width and height. The `style` option can be used to apply a specific style to the image, such as a border or a background color.

In this example, the `GIPic` module is used to display a picture of a cat. The `path` parameter is set to the URL of the image file, and no options are provided in the `opts` parameter. The `GIPic` module will display the image file in the current directory, or the directory where the `GIPic` module is located, if the `path` parameter is not a URL.

You can use the `GIPic` module in your Ruby code to display pictures in a variety of ways, such as:

* Displaying a picture in a web page using a `<img>` tag:
```
# Display a picture in a web page using a <img> tag
image = GIPic.new('path/to/image.jpg', width: 800, height: 600)
 Response.write(image)
```
* Displaying a picture in a Ruby console using a `puts` statement:
```
# Display a picture in a Ruby console using a puts statement
image = GIPic.new('path/to/image.jpg')
puts image
```
* Displaying a picture in a Ruby console using a `print` statement:
```
# Display a picture in a Ruby console using a print statement
image = GIPic.new('path/to/image.jpg')
print image
```
Overall, the `GIPic` module provides a convenient way to display pictures in Ruby, and can be used in a variety of ways to suit your needs.