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You should just pass function -handleClick and not call it

The error thrown here is at a point well before the actual values (such as NaN/None) are evaluated. Before executing the inserts, Pandas runs checks to see if the table exists or if it needs to be created, which is the part that's specifically failing according to the traceback (contains calls to exists, has_table etc.).

To use Panda's to_sql function against a Snowflake DB, ensure you're passing it an actual Snowflake DB SQLAlchemy Engine object and not a generic one.

For connection objects passed to to_sql that are not of SQLAlchemy Engine type, Pandas only supports SQLite3 dialects, which can be observed in the error (the sqlite_master table is not valid for Snowflake DBs, it is only valid for SQLite3 DBs):

The column length will be the max of the longest value inserted or VARCHAR(16777216) if the column only contains NULL.

Then you can increase the size of the varchar column after creating the table but you can't decrease it. (Only very limited cases where you wouldn't be suited to using VARCHAR(MAX). Your only charged for what you actually store and the performance is based on the max length of the data, not the allowable limit).

https://docs.snowflake.net/manuals/sql-reference/sql/alter-table-column.html

You can use the following regular expression:

A function arguments list is an indexed list, rather than a key-value collection. Because of that it is wrong to pass arguments as key-value pairs. Instead, arguments should be given to the helper directly after the action name, as a space-separated list of either references or literal values:

You access the values inside your pages/checkout.blade.php as follows: