I agree with cDy that ChargeMap is very good. Plugsurfing is a similar 'consolidator' to ChargeMap.
At the beginning of the year I made a trip to Switzerland and back and used ChargeMap and Plugshare (Zap-Map is UK only). Combining the two I found the information accurate and useful, and where it was not at any charger I used, I modified the information or location using the app's information editing facility.
I took the ChargeMap, Shell Recharge and Chargepoint RFID cards. I also signed up for the IziVia, KiWhiPass, Maingau and Révéo RFID cards. With all seven RFID cards mentioned I think you will be well covered for any trip through France.
I mainly used the Maingau card at Ionity autoroute stations, but also used the Shell Recharge and IziVia cards on this trip. I think the Révéo card is more useful in the southern half of France, though it has roaming arrangements in the west and north west.
IziVia is the new name for Sodetrel. Its part of the EDF power company. Many of their autoroute Corri-Door units I came across were permanently closed due to a technical/safety fault. Others are still open and I came across some marked as closed to find a replacement working rapid. They plan to strategically replace quite a few of the faulty units over time, though not all.
Auchan, Intermarché and Lidl stores are worth looking out for as many have destination chargers and quite a few have rapid chargers.
The KiWhiPass card seems to be highly recommended for everyone heading over to France.