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I mistakenly typed the statement with a question mark. It was actually written
with an exclamation point. ねぇ、ちゃっと寄ってかない! I am thinking that the phrase should
be ended with a ka or no, and be phrased as a question. Apparently, the
sentence can be written both as a statement and as a question.
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ねぇ、ちゃっと寄ってかない! Is the sentence written correctly?
> ねぇ、ちゃっと寄ってかない？ Is the sentence written correctly?

If you mean "just a little" "just a moment" or "for a little while" by the
ちゃっと, then it should be a typo for ちょっと, as in: ねぇ、ちょっと寄ってかない？

If you mean "a chat room" by the ちゃっと, then it's _usually_ written in
Katanaka, as in: ねぇ、チャット(に)寄ってかない？

> Should this phrase be ended with ka or no, as a question?

No, as pointed out in the comments, you don't need a か or の in a question,
especially in casual conversation.

寄ってかないか？ would make sense too. It would sound masculine and maybe a bit blunt.

寄ってかないの？ has a nuance that the speaker is/was expecting the hearer to drop by
somewhere, like "Oh, so you won't drop by (although I thought you would)?"
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