start of bango docs

docs/topics/bango.rst

@@ -4,4 +4,12 @@
 Bango
 ===================
 
-Under development.
+Sellers
+===================
+
+The Bango tables contains the Bango specific data for that seller. First you'll
+need to create a Bango package by a POST::
+
+        POST /bango/package/
+        {"seller": "/generic/seller/9",
+         ...}

docs/topics/setup.rst

@@ -81,7 +81,6 @@ example::
             'sellerpaypal:id': 'foo.key',
             'sellerpaypal:token': 'foo.key',
             'sellerpaypal:secret': 'foo.key',
-            'sellerbluevia:id': 'foo.key',
             'sellerproduct:secret': 'foo.key',
         }
 
@@ -98,6 +97,14 @@ This should set up your database.
 PayPal settings
 ---------------
 
+Having solitude communicate with PayPal can be a slow and cumbersome. To speed
+it up you can just mock out all of PayPal::
+
+        PAYPAL_MOCK = True
+
+This assumes a happy path, where everything works. Most things are implemented
+for the mock.
+
 To actually talk to PayPal you'll need to setup the following settings. These
 are the settings for the Sandbox, meaning you can test Solitude without using
 real money::
@@ -133,6 +140,20 @@ front end site is using Solitude::
 
         PAYPAL_URL_WHITELIST = ('https://marketplace-dev.allizom.org',)
 
+Bango settings
+--------------
+
+Having solitude communicate with Bango can be a slow and cumbersome. To speed
+it up you can just mock out all of Bango::
+
+        BANGO_MOCK = True
+
+This assumes a happy path, where everything works. To actually talk to Bango
+you'll have need to setup the following::
+
+        BANGO_AUTH = {'USER': 'the.bango.username',
+                      'PASSWORD': 'the.bango.password'}
+
 Running
 -------