Recently user engetudouiti wrote a script for setting roll angles. Although the script appears to be useful, I have not studied it in detail and don't have time to support it. Instead, I thought it might be a good idea to create a mechanism that lets users add functionality to the Daz importer. In short, an add-on system.
Blender of course already has an add-on system, and you could write Blender add-ons that invoke the import-daz module, but that approach has some drawbacks. In particular, such "horizontal" calling will break if the name of the import-daz module is changed, e.g. to diffeomorphic-import-daz-bb15d1ca5708. A cleaner solution would be that add-ons for the Daz importer could be handled by the importer itself. The new add-on system in the development version does just that. This is work in progress and details will almost certainly change in the near future.
A Daz importer add-on is a python file that you put in the addons directory (under the import-daz directory, which itself is located under Blender's addon directory). It must contain the same information as a Blender add-on: a bl_info dict, and a register and an unregister function. Packages are supported; in that case the file __init__.py, must contain the bl_info dict and the register and unregister functions.
The file __init__.py in the addons folder should not be touched. It is an empty file which is necessary to make the addons directory into a Python package.
Information about the add-ons is found in the new Add-Ons menu. When no add-ons are loaded, it only contains the buttons Refresh and Save Settings.
When the checkbox is enabled, the add-on's register function is executed.
