[Answered ]-Are there any php frameworks contain small webserver and rich console tools like RoR/Django?

Neither PHP, nor any of the PHP frameworks bring their own webserver. Some frameworks offer rake like tools like Cake’s bake or ZF’s Zend_Tool. There is also Phing and Pake that are not specific to a framework. The closest to Gem in PHP is PEAR. You can start PHP in interactive mode from the shell with php -a

As of PHP 5.4 PHP also has it’s own internal werbserver, which you can start from CLI with

php -S localhost:8000

You can read more about that feature at http://php.net/manual/en/features.commandline.webserver.php

CakePHP is the closest. Your models/views/controllers directories will be the same. All of the concepts like routes, active record, plugins, and scaffolding are similar. The active record implementation supports associated models (one-to-many, many-to-many, etc). This is something that is lacking in other php ORM implementations.

Here’s an old (April 2007) Ask Metafilter that had some folks contributing frameworks to look at: CakePHP, Symfony, Mojavi, Code Igniter are the PHP MVC frameworks recommended. They suggested CI and Symfony over Cake.