How do you do a logcal or using two ActiveRelation results returning another relation

Given I have the following code

class Product < ActiveRecord::Base

 def self.from_country(country)
   where(:origin_country_id => country.id)
 end

 def self.for_country(country)
   where(:destination_country_id => :country.id)
 end
end

If I wa开发者_运维技巧nt products made and distributed to Germany I can do the following

Product.for_country.from_country #=> ActiveRecord::Relation
products = Product.for_country.from_country #=> Array[<Product...>...]

In the above case I can chain more relational methods before assigning it to products if I wanted to.

If I want to access all products that involve Germany I can do the following

Product.for_country | Product.from_country #=> Array[<Product...>...]
products = Product.for_country | Product.from_country #=> Array[<Product...>...]

Here I cannot chain more relational methods before assigning it to products since the result of the OR is an Array not an ActiveRecord::Relation.

My questions is how can I OR for_country with from_country and get a ActiveRecord::Relation as a result?

Ideally something like the following Product.for_country(country).or(Product.from_country(country))

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How can I make an 'OR' statement in ActiveRecord?

I know that isn't the exact answer to your question, but I'd say another method such as involving_country which used this 'or' logic would make your other code much more readable than chaining from_country and for_country. Those methods, chained, don't really explain themselves very well.